Nearly Half Of Israelis Support Jewish Resettlement In Gaza: Poll

A leaked intelligence document revealed last month that Israel has plans to ethnically cleanse and reoccupy Gaza

A significant percentage of Israelis are in favor of Jewish resettlement in the Gaza Strip following the end of the current war with Hamas, a 15 November poll carried out by Israeli Channel 12 indicates.

“44 percent of the public favors the renewal of the settlement in Gaza. In contrast, 39 percent of the public opposes the renewal of the settlement,” the survey says.

When asked specifically what should happen with Gaza when the war is over, 32 percent said, “Israel should remain permanently and renew Jewish settlement.”

Another 30 percent said Gaza should be “given over to international trusteeship.”

Ten percent said it should be handed over to the Palestinian Authority (PA), while 14 percent said they do not know.

The Israeli military withdrew from the Gaza Strip in 2005 under the Disengagement Law, approved that year by the government of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. The following year, Hamas emerged victorious over the PA’s Fatah party in elections, and in 2007 assumed internal control over the enclave, while the Israeli military retained external control.

🔗Source: The Cradle

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