Israeli minister insists mass removal of Gazans is only long-term solution

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The change appears to be due to two new right-wing pro-Netanyahu parties making it into the Knesset - the People of Israel party, led by far-right ex-general Ofer Winter, with four seats, and a new party formed by the merger of the far-right Religious Zionist party with a smaller right-wing party, with the new list projected to win six seats.
45% : Last year Israel set up a special bureau to facilitate Palestinian emigration but found no country willing to absorb Gaza residents.
40% : Polls show pro-Netanyahu bloc of right-wing and religious parties has pulled even with opposition Israeli defense minister Israel Katz has claimed that plans to facilitate the mass removal of Palestinians from Gaza remain under discussion and some 80 per cent of the residents want to leave the war-torn enclave.
36% : The two Arab parties are also opposed to Netanyahu but some parties in the anti-Netanyahu bloc insist they will not sit in a coalition with an Arab party, particularly after the Hamas attack on southern Israel on October 7th, 2023.
25% : Human rights organisations in Israel and abroad have warned that the forced expulsion of residents would constitute a war crime, arguing that the conditions Israel has imposed on Gaza mean no departure could be considered voluntary and the policy would be tantamount to ethnic cleansing.

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