Claim about Netanyahu from Israeli press! 'For Gazans...'

According to a report by the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom, Netanyahu stated during a meeting with Likud party lawmakers, "Our problem is countries that are willing to accept refugees. We are working to solve this."

Addressing the issue of the migration of Palestinians from Gaza during the meeting, Israeli lawmaker Danny Danon noted the following:

"The world is effectively discussing this issue. Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller spoke about it publicly. Likewise, (one of the Republican Party's 2024 presidential candidates in the US) Nikki Haley. We should form a team within Israel for those who want to leave Gaza and go to a third country."

Following these remarks by Danon, Netanyahu stated, "We are working on this."

REACTION FROM PALESTINE TO NETANYAHU'S "VOLUNTARY MIGRATION" ADMISSION

In a written statement issued by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the remarks by Netanyahu and Israeli lawmakers regarding the voluntary migration of Palestinians in Gaza to other countries were condemned.

The statement assessed that, "These admissions by Netanyahu require a courageous international stance for the immediate cessation of the attacks and genocide crimes against Gaza."

Stating that these remarks serve as a slap in the face to countries supporting Netanyahu, the statement included the expression, "These clear and explicit admissions reveal the true goals of the genocidal war being waged against the Palestinian people in Gaza under Netanyahu's leadership."

In a statement released by Hamas, it was conveyed that Netanyahu and the Israeli army have failed to achieve their goals, and the remarks were characterized as an "attempt to prolong the aggression."

The statement emphasized that the Palestinian people will absolutely not allow plans aimed at displacing them from their lands and holy sites.

Israel's far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich also claimed in a statement he made last month that the voluntary migration of Palestinians in Gaza to other countries is the "correct humanitarian solution."

News Source: AA