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Ben-Gvir Revives Gaza Emigration Plan as Election Campaign Plank

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By Itamar Eichner

First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago

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Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is launching a campaign plan called "Disengagement 710" to encourage voluntary emigration from Gaza. The ambitious proposal includes significant financial investment and aims for millions of Gazans to leave within seven years, making it a condition for his party joining a future government.

01Ben-Gvir's "Disengagement 710" plan aims for voluntary Gaza emigration.
02The plan sets targets for millions of Gazans to leave within seven years.
03It includes financial support, housing, and vocational training for emigrants.
04Ben-Gvir will demand a dedicated ministry for emigration in coalition talks.
05The initiative faces political opposition and international criticism.
06The estimated cost is billions of shekels, requiring international participation.

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