US EditionBCG Modelled Plan to ‘Relocate’ Palestinians From Gaza
- The Israeli government stated that Donald Trump's plan to relocate nearly two million Palestinians from Gaza is "still active," despite opposition from U.S. allies and warnings from rights groups about potential war crimes.
- Rights groups claim the plan for mass relocation could constitute a forcible transfer under the Geneva Conventions.
- David Mencer, an Israeli government spokesperson, affirmed that President Trump's relocation plan is "most definitely still active" and described it as "out-of-the-box thinking" that aims to improve Palestinian lives.
- Pressure is increasing on Israel to agree to a ceasefire deal, as U.S. President promised a truce for Gaza could be arranged as early as next week.
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A Financial Times investigation reveals that the Boston Consulting Group has imagined the cost of rebuilding Gaza, including the exile of a part of the population, causing an outcry in the company.
The Boston Consulting Group examined ways and costs of the transfer of 500 thousand gazawi. Then it pulled back
US plot to relocate Gazans under aid distribution guise revealed
An investigation has found that the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has helped design and run the controversial Israel-US-backed GHF aid distribution scheme and modeled a plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza.
Report: Leading U.S. consulting firm calculated costs of expelling Palestinians from Gaza
According to The Financial Times, the Boston Consulting Group modeled the costs of 'relocating' Palestinians in Gaza, with one model calculating that over half a million Palestinians would leave with a 'relocation package' of $9,000 per person
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