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Israel Will ‘Finish Job’ in Gaza and Remove Palestinians, Says Defense Minister

Israel’s defense minister says the country will “finish the job” in Gaza and remove Palestinians, prompting international alarm over displacement.

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Israel Will ‘Finish Job’ in Gaza and Remove Palestinians, Says Defense Minister

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel would “finish the job” in Gaza and remove Palestinians from the territory. He described the plan as part of a broader effort to defeat Hamas and establish what he called a new security reality. Palestinian officials and rights groups condemned the remarks, warning that forced displacement would violate international law. The statement comes amid continued devastation, mass displacement, and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where calls for a ceasefire and independent investigations remain ongoing.

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