An Israeli minister presents a plan to remove Palestinians from Gaza, proposing a phased departure of the territory’s population. According to the proposal, about 250,000 Palestinians would leave during the first year, with the remainder—roughly two million residents—expected to depart over the following six years.
The two outlets report the same broad timeline and figures, describing it as a plan to relocate Gaza’s population rather than a single immediate action. Neither source provides additional details on how the departures would occur, where residents would go, or what legal or operational framework would be used. The reports focus on the minister’s presentation of the plan and the proposed scale and sequencing of population movement.
Overall, both accounts converge on the key elements: a first-year target of 250,000 and a total multi-year process intended to affect nearly the entire Gaza population. The difference in coverage is limited to wording, with no new corroborating information beyond the cited figures.
