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Netanyahu Keeps Gaza Voluntary Migration on Table

Netanyahu Keeps Gaza Voluntary Migration on Table

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a televised interview that voluntary migration from Gaza remains on the agenda and declined to rule out renewed Jewish settlement, saying he prefers doing to talking when action is required. A follow-up reported MKs Zvi Sukkot and Avichai Boaron pressing him to turn the opening into policy. Netanyahu's answer fits Israel's post-October 7 security doctrine: Hamas cannot be allowed another sovereign base beside Israeli communities, and public declarations should not box Israel in before decisions are made. The comments sharpen a campaign fault line over Gaza's day after, with the Israeli right pressing for territorial depth and Jewish return as security tools.

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