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Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed what he describes as a programme of "voluntary emigration" that would see most of Gaza's Palest…
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed what he describes as a programme of "voluntary emigration" that would see most of Gaza's Palestinian population leave the territory. His plan envisages around 1.86 million people departing Gaza within seven years, with agreements negotiated with countries willing to receive them. Yet none of the countries named by Ben-Gvir’s party have indicated any willingness to participate. So how will this proposal affect Israeli politics ahead of next month's election? We speak to DW correspondent Tania Krämer in Jerusalem about the political motivations behind the plan and to Marco Longobardo, Professor of International Law at the University of Westminster, about whether this is compatible with international law.
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"Moving Palestinians out of Gaza"!!!?? Seriously DW!!?? This is how you call genocide???? Moving them to where "the work will make them free"?? I cannot believe that any decent journalist, as incompetent as they may be, would write this out if their own volition. Who's controlling DW?
@@Akamaru0016Imported2mo ago
So funny how they dont have any weird insiuating question titles for this one hmm wonder why. Violent delights, my darlings
@@shuaibshariff2797Imported2mo ago
Still Germany supports this vile state. What is wrong with you?
@@hh---Imported2mo ago
Final Voluntary Solution
@@davidc1961utubeImported2mo ago
When is the rest of the world going to start calling Israeli occupation what it is, ethnic cleansing?
@@aparnarajeshImported2mo ago
Did likud funded hamas to tagerted Palestinians
@@AndroidAccountantImported2mo ago
Evil seems to have won
@@yngir.1Imported2mo ago
Let's talk about genocide.
@@Maggie-M04AImported2mo ago
It's about time, it should have happened decades ago when Israel bought the land from the actual Arab owners they should have kicked out the squatters then.
@@shadaliabdullahi5996Imported2mo ago
Calling the removal of nearly two million Palestinians “voluntary emigration” does not erase the reality of what is being proposed: the large-scale removal of a population from its homeland.<br><br>And this is where the hypocrisy and double standards of Western foreign policy must be questioned. Western governments repeatedly tell the world that borders, civilian rights and international law must be respected. Those principles cannot suddenly become negotiable when Palestinians are involved.
@@vanceofthetubeImported2mo ago
Not far right. The entire nation including politicians and the population except a minority wants it.
@@SqrPeg-m8nImported2mo ago
Could Israel's far-right succeed in moving Palestinians out of Gaza? <br>Where to?
@@thundernenImported2mo ago
Final solution in progress.
@@besg5725Imported2mo ago
Why not a 2 state solution?
@@souhung69Imported2mo ago
Hasbara bots in 3...2...1...
@@LIVINGMEMORIESDRIVINGTOURSImported2mo ago
He posted a video that showed what will happen to the people that chose to remain in the concentration camp & the improved & genius way of taking them to the slaughter house, way more improvement than the Germans!
@@eminentgoldImported2mo ago
Such evil plans...
@@missmahneeImported2mo ago
So forced expulsions to nowhere that’s has agreed to this.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed what he describes as a programme of "voluntary emigration" that would see most of Gaza's Palestinian population leave the territory. His plan envisages around 1.86 million people departing Gaza within seven years, with agreements negotiated with countries willing to receive them. Yet none of the countries named by Ben-Gvir’s party have indicated any willingness to participate. So how will this proposal affect Israeli politics ahead of next month's election? We speak to DW correspondent Tania Krämer in Jerusalem about the political motivations behind the plan and to Marco Longobardo, Professor of International Law at the University of Westminster, about whether this is compatible with international law.
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