Sagiv Assulin, a former senior Mossad official, says Israel's most effective response to global progressivism and radical Islam is to pursue an evacuation-construction (pinhui binui) policy for Gaza that does not allow residents to return. He asserts this is the right move, also for the benefit of Gaza's population.
Sagiv Assulin, a former senior Mossad official, called for a policy of evacuation-construction (pinhui binui) for Gaza without the right of return for its residents. In remarks published Thursday evening, Assulin framed the proposal as Israel's most effective response to what he described as global progressivism and radical Islam. 'This is the most correct thing to do, also for the benefit of the Gaza population,' he said.
In a separate analysis earlier this week, The Zioneer reported Assulin's assessment that the Turkey-Qatar axis poses the next strategic challenge to Israel. That analysis focused on military and soft-power threats from Ankara and Doha.
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- StrongNetanyahu: No Gaza reconstruction without disarmament; residents who wish to leave should be allowed
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