Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir presented a plan on Thursday calling for the emigration of all Gaza Strip residents within seven years, according to N12. The proposal, dubbed 'Disengagement 710', also demands the creation of a dedicated Minister of Immigration.
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir unveiled the 'Disengagement 710' plan today (Thursday), targeting the emigration of 1.86 million Gaza residents within seven years and calling for the creation of a dedicated Ministry of Immigration. The proposal, first reported by N12 and ynet, was published in full on the Otzma Yehudit party website. Ben-Gvir has indicated he will make the plan a condition for his party's participation in any future coalition government.
The Zioneer tracked the story from its early morning emergence. At 06:19 Jerusalem, initial reporting (version 2) detailed a phased target—250,000 emigrants in the first year, ramping to 1.86 million over seven years—and the requirement for a new ministry. A follow-up dispatch (version 3) confirmed the ministry proposal and cited ynet's coverage, while N12's report appeared in a subsequent bulletin. Across versions, the plan's numerical target remained consistent.
The plan is a political proposal and does not reflect official government policy at this stage. No immediate official responses from coalition partners or government officials have been reported.
It remains unclear how the plan will be received in coalition negotiations and what concrete steps, if any, will follow. The proposal's viability, including its diplomatic and operational dimensions, has not yet been publicly debated.
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