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Israel begins preparations for Gaza exodus as Egypt lobbies against Trump plan

  • Israel's Defense Minister has instructed the military to prepare a plan for Gazans who wish to leave Gaza, following a proposal from President Donald Trump for the U.S. to resettle them temporarily during reconstruction efforts.
  • Nearly 70% of Gaza's buildings are reported to be destroyed or damaged, with over 47,550 people killed since the conflict began on October 7, 2023, according to Hamas-run health ministry data.
  • Palestinian leaders and Arab states have rejected the resettlement plan, claiming that forced displacement would violate international law, while the UN Secretary General warned against any form of ethnic cleansing.
  • The plan includes options for departure through land, sea, and air, as stated by Defense Minister Israel Katz, who emphasized that countries criticizing Israel are legally obligated to accept Gazans.
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Israel orders army to plan to let Palestinians leave Gaza

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said he had instructed the military to formulate a plan for Palestinians to leave Gaza, which has been ravaged by more than a year of war. A ceasefire deal reached last month is intended to halt the war in Gaza, which was triggered by the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel, led by Palestinian militant group Hamas.

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