Israel expressed willingness to withdraw the Gaza population as soon as the United States give approval to the plan. Israel's Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, stated that the large-scale migration plan in the Gaza Strip was only "frozen" by US President Donald Trump after pressure from the Arab world.
Katz noted that the proposal never came off the table, suggesting it could be reactivated in the future. The Israeli position remains open to implementing the plan should the green light come from the American administration.
The article comes in the context of international tensions regarding the future of the Gaza Strip, with the Arab world strongly opposing any attempt at forced displacement of the Palestinian population. Trump's decision to temporarily freeze the plan was reportedly a response to that international pressure.




