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Israeli Minister Says Mass Gaza Emigration Plan Has Not Been Definitively Abandoned

An Israeli minister said a plan for mass emigration from the Gaza Strip has not been definitively closed.

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The statement signals a potentially major displacement policy affecting Gaza's population and regional stability.

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