The proposal by President Trump to relocate all Palestinians from Gaza is gaining traction in Israel, with Israeli officials working towards creating a migration authority to facilitate the process. This idea has been met with mixed reactions; while some surveys suggest that the majority of Israelis are open to this concept, many Arab and Muslim-majority countries have rejected it as ethnic cleansing. Despite Trump’s claim not to force the issue after Egypt and Jordan declined his proposal, he continues to recommend it. This shift in discourse within Israeli politics has been significant; what was once considered extreme and taboo is now being discussed more openly. The party that advocated for this “transfer” policy in the 1980s was banned from Israel’s parliament as racist. However, with Trump’s support, it seems to be gaining acceptance among some Israeli officials and citizens. It remains to be seen whether this proposal will actually come to fruition or if it is simply a matter of political rhetoric at this stage.
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