Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday, for the first time, that U.S. President Donald Trump’s “revolutionary” plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza of Palestinians is now an official condition to end his revamped massacre campaign inside the enclave.
The death toll in Gaza has reached 53,573 and the number of Palestinians injured hit 121,398 as Israel ramps up its offensive inside the battered enclave, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announcing that Israel will “take over” the entire Strip.
Moshe Ya’alon, the former Israeli defense minister who accused the IDF of ethnic cleansing in Gaza, said last week that the plans in motion to expel the 2.1 million Palestinians living in Gaza is a “war crime.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reminded reporters during his meeting with U.S. President Trump last week that they are still on the same page about clearing out Gaza so it can be rebuilt without Palestinians.
Most Americans have an unfavorable view of Israel as the country continues its genocide in Gaza to ethnically cleanse the enclave of Palestinians—with the full support of AIPAC-controlled Washington, according to a newly released Pew Research poll.
Israel is keen on implementing U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza of Palestinians once Hamas is defeated, a senior Israeli official said last week.
Hundreds of rabbis put their names on a full-page advertisement in The New York Times last week that was titled, “Jewish People Say NO to Ethnic Cleansing.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Washington and Tel Aviv will stand shoulder-to-shoulder to confront Iran and said—with the help of Donald Trump—“we can and will finish the job.”
U.S. President Donald Trump last week remained resolute on his proposal to take Gaza despite international law and indicated that Washington can just swoop in and claim the ruined enclave.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview Saturday that Riyadh should consider opening its doors for an influx of Palestinians from Gaza because Saudi Arabia has room to spare.