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Disengagement 710 plan (Gaza)
This is a narrow, dedicated plan on Gaza and voluntary emigration, not a full party platform. The main points are shown as the party presents them, not as established fact. The numbers are the party's own policy targets, not a forecast.
Official source: Otzma Yehudit chairman Minister Ben Gvir presents the party's flagship plan for the elections, "Disengagement 710" · Published 04.09.2026The "Disengagement 710" plan site (the page shows no date)Security and foreign policy
The main points of the "Disengagement 710" plan, as the party presents them
- •According to the plan, the party demands a dedicated government ministry for voluntary emigration, with a minister, director-general, budget, powers, an international negotiating team and an execution apparatus
- •According to the plan, an organized, legal track for voluntary emigration of Gaza residents to countries that agree to take them, subject to the person's free consent and to an agreement with a destination country that regulates their legal status
- •The twelve principles the plan sets out include a personal file for each person or family, keeping families together, an individual security check, a resettlement package and support of up to 24 months, payment by performance, and publishing data to the public
- •The funding the plan proposes: an initial Israeli investment of ₪10 billion, and an Israeli framework of up to ₪50 billion that would operate only against external funding and signed absorption capacity
- •The execution targets the party set in the plan, as policy targets rather than a forecast: about 250,000 people leaving in the first year, about 1.11 million within three years and about 1.86 million within seven; according to the plan, the pace of expansion would be set each quarter at the lowest of verified demand, signed absorption capacity and operating capability