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Israeli ministers defend ethnic cleansing in Gaza

oglobo4 September 2026 at 13:00

Members of Benjamin Netanyahu's government have again publicly defended the ethnic cleansing of approximately two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. This is a plan that the Israeli ministers themselves acknowledge as being in favor of Israel committing a crime against humanity.

This ethnic cleansing plan had previously been proposed during the Gaza war. At one point, former US President Donald Trump expressed support for this proposal.

After this initial support, Trump ended up presenting his own "peace plan" for the territory of Gaza, changing his previous position on the issue. The article is exclusive for subscribers.

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