The Israeli newspaper "Israel Hayom" reported today, Thursday, that the Israeli government has completed its preparations to facilitate the displacement of the residents of the Gaza Strip "if countries are available to receive them," in a new escalation step within the war of extermination and ethnic cleansing that Israel is waging against the Gaza Strip.

According to the Israeli plan, the evacuation will take place via the Ashdod port and Ramon Airport, where 2,500 Palestinians will be able to leave Gaza daily. According to Israeli security sources, a special mechanism has been established under the direction of Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz.

Israel aims to activate the displacement process "on a daily basis," and the newspaper quoted security sources as saying that "one of the countries (which it did not name) expressed interest in receiving construction workers from Gaza, but international pressures prompted it to suspend this process for the time being," in reference to the international rejection of the displacement of Gazans.

According to the Israeli plan, the evacuation will take place by sea from the port of Ashdod, while Ramon Airport will be used as an additional air route. Israeli sources indicate that this air route has been used for several months to evacuate wounded Palestinians from Gaza.

The newspaper reported that the Rafah crossing will represent an "additional exit route," based on the Israeli plan.

According to an Israeli security source, "Israel seeks to enable as many Gaza residents as possible to leave the Strip," noting that Israeli policy includes allowing family members of the sick and wounded to accompany them to other countries without return.

The same source added that "the Israeli interest lies in allowing the largest possible number of residents to leave," noting that this approach is in line with what he described as "the vision included in the plan of US President Donald Trump, which Israel has expressed its support for and seeks to implement."

In a related context, an Israeli organization known as “Reservists – Victory Generation” published a proposed plan for the “voluntary migration” of the residents of the Gaza Strip, based, according to its claims, on “the principles of international law.” It calls for the displacement of 1.7 million Palestinians from Gaza.

1. This comes amid growing concern over ongoing Israeli violations in Gaza, following the halting of humanitarian aid to the Strip, and the forced displacement plans that threaten to empty the Strip of its population as part of ongoing ethnic cleansing policies.