Inside the Israeli army .. What was revealed by Trump’s plan for Gaza?

A report published by the newspaper “Yediot Aharonot”, on Friday, stated that the Israeli army leadership has expressed doubts about the possibility of implementing the plan of US President Donald Trump on Gaza, noting that its success depends on two main factors that are currently not available, namely the desire of Gaza residents to immigrate, and the willingness of countries To receive them.

According to the report, senior army officers in closed discussions expressed their desire to find a solution to the Gaza issue without accusing Israel of war crimes, but they recognized that the main challenge lies in the absence of an international will to implement the plan, in addition to the position of Hamas, which still imposes its control on the Strip and will not It allows the residents to exit.

The report indicated that since the outbreak of the war, the Gaza Strip left about 30,000 Palestinians voluntarily, most of whom were the wealthy who took advantage of the Rafah crossing at the beginning of the war, while about 1500 patients and wounded were left with Israeli approval.

The army leaders also discussed the possibility of financing immigration operations through the contributions of rich Arab countries or American grants, but there is a variation in opinions within the army about the extent of Gaza residents’s willingness to migrate, as some optimistic estimates indicate that hundreds of thousands may agree to leave, especially from groups The most affected, while others believe that the stigmatization of the plan with the “transcript” and the Arab condemnation of it will make it difficult to implement it difficult.

The report revealed that Israel had previously implemented a secret plan that allowed 60,000 Palestinians from Gaza to emigrate during the past decade, through the Karama crossing (King Hussein Bridge), provided that they do not return to the sector for several years.

The report indicated that most of these immigrants were unable to settle in the countries they went to, such as Türkiye, and a large number of them returned to the sector later. (Free)