The Israeli security cabinet approved the establishment of the Migration Directorate, organism that will manage the “voluntary transfer” of the residents of the Gaza Strip to a third country, reported in a statement the Ministry of Defense, collected by the local press.
This new agency will be directed by the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz, which will be responsible for “preparing and facilitating the safe and controlled traffic of Gaza residents for voluntary exit to third countries,” says the note.
This includes, adds the note, “ensure its movement, establish a traffic route” and “coordinate the infrastructure that allows traffic by land, sea and air to the destination countries.”
“We are working with all the means to implement the vision of the US president and we will allow any Gaza resident to move to a third state,” Katz said.
At the beginning of February, the US president, Donald Trump, announced his intention to take control of the Gaza Strip to rebuild it and turn it into the new “Riviera de Oriente Middle” causing the expulsion of more than two million gazaties to countries such as Egypt and Jordan, which have radically opposed to accept them.
In fact, the extraordinary summit of leaders of the Arab League, recently held, approved an Egypt Plan for the reconstruction of Gaza for a period of five years, without the expulsion of its population and with a cost of around 53,000 million dollars that has already been supported by countries such as Germany and the United Kingdom.
The head of Defense argues that this new Migration Directorate is “subject to Israeli and International Law”, although the UN has warned, on numerous occasions, that “all deportation of occupied territory is prohibited.”
With the resumption of Israeli bombings against the strip, the Israeli army, as previously did, is imposing forced displacements to the Palestinian population, especially to which he returned to the north after the arrival of the Alto El Fuego, last January 19.
