Peloni: The Gazans have been specifically weaponized to kill Jews. Indeed, their entire lives and their entire culture have had but a single focus of killing Jews. So while I appreciate Katz’ desire to showcase the hypocrisy in localities around the Western World who will refuse to accept these barbarians whose psychopathic training was funded by these same nations, it would be quite ill advised to place these promulgators of Jew Hatred and Violence in any locality which still harbors Jews. Send them to Egypt, and Jordan. The former has a historical tie to the Gazans, and the latter has a legal tie to them, from before the Pals were stripped of their Jordanian citizenship, but don’t send them to Europe and North America where they will too easily find a Jewish target upon which to wet their Jewish blood-lust.
Defense Minister Katz supports international relocation options for those wishing to leave.
Israfan | Feb 6, 2025
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the Israel Defense Forces to draft a plan enabling Palestinians in Gaza to voluntarily leave the territory. The plan, he stated, will include exit options via land crossings as well as special arrangements for departures by sea and air.
Katz’s announcement follows former U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal that Gazans be relocated to other countries, including Egypt and Jordan. “The residents of Gaza should be allowed to enjoy the freedom of exit and migration as is customary everywhere in the world,” Katz said, adding that Hamas is currently preventing their departure and exploiting them for financial gain.
The Israeli minister also challenged European nations that have criticized Israel’s actions in Gaza, including Spain, Ireland, and Norway. He suggested they accept Gazan migrants if they truly stand by their humanitarian claims. “Their hypocrisy will be exposed if they refuse to do so,” he asserted. Katz also pointed out that Canada, which has a regulated immigration program, has previously expressed willingness to absorb Gazans.
Spain’s Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares swiftly rejected the idea, insisting that Gaza must remain part of a future Palestinian state.
Trump, meanwhile, reiterated his stance that Gaza should be evacuated and its people resettled elsewhere. “You build really good quality housing, like a beautiful town, like someplace where they can live and not die,” he told reporters in Washington, D.C. His comments followed an earlier statement in which he described Gaza as “literally a demolition site.”
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich responded positively to Trump’s remarks, quoting Psalms 126:3 and expressing gratitude to the former president. “Together, we will make the world great again,” he wrote in English, accompanied by American and Israeli flag emojis.
@EvRe1
Great comment! I totally agree!
@Sebastien
Yes, it is very encouraging to see the popularizing of such previous well argued commentary. The reality is that Trump made a disastrous choice in his first term when he chose to pursue his own version of the TSS. It appears that he has learned this lesson, and it makes many things possible which would otherwise remain obscure.
@EvRe1 Amazing video from the Saudi writer! I’m glad you shared it and would like to see it more widely distributed. For those who haven’t watched it yet, the Pals are dismissed as not even Arabs, just mongrels, and Netanyahu is called a coward for not “burning” them.
@Peloni Ted on ILTV in 2017. Popped up on my feed.
https://youtu.be/2_2jJpjU3zA?si=3UzoYtLO6CB6IUds
It is not surprising that countries do not want the Palestinian Arabs. They cause destruction and death wherever they go. They have a history of making themselves out to be 100% victims and they experience all the aggression as emanating from outside of them and being directed at them.
One problem with experiencing yourself as a victim is along with projecting your own aggression onto others and experiencing it as being directed AT you, is that you become unable to recognize and “own” your aggressive feelings: they are all coming from others and you are totally innocent.
Along with not being able to experience their own hostility towards others, they no longer experience a sense of agency.
If you lose the capacity to feel a sense of agency, it leaves you completely passive, waiting for the world to make you whatever you want to be. Agency is the sense that you can make a difference in your own life. Without a sense of agency you are like a willow in the wind, buffeted about by the forces of nature without any control over your fate.
This is a recipe for a maladaptive relationship with reality. For in real life no one is 100% a victim. We as humans are varying mixtures of victim/agent depending upon the circumstances.
Not being able to recognize your own aggression leaves you unable to recognize how you may have contributed to difficulties in relationships.
Other countries have experienced the aggression coming from Palestinians. They don’t want them, because these Palestinians refuse to recognize that their own aggression has consequences, such as people not wanting to take you in.
These are people who have been indoctrinated into believing they are complete victims and all the aggression is coming from Israelis and being directed at them.
People who do not recognize their own aggression CANNOT CONTROL OR REGULATE THEIR AGGRESSION. Thus they will do aggressive things and not even recognize that what they did is socially unacceptable.
Also they demand everyone else change to make them comfortable.
The people of the world have enough things to deal with, they don’t want Palestinians coming to their country and demanding that the country make them comfortable by changing in exactly the way that they, the Palestinians won’t have to do any of the adjusting.
If there is a chance that the King of Jordan will abdicate, it would make Jordan the best country for Palestinians. Especially because Mudar Zahran is ready to welcome them all to the new Republic of Jordan.
If the king refuses to abdicate, that will be an obstacle, but not one that is impossible to overcome.
For the sake of Palestinians, the best outcome for them is to go to a Muslim majority country in which they will have to start taking responsibility for their lives, for earning money, for making a home for their families, and these countries will probably have to help them face the reality that no one is going to make a life for them.
This is one thing Trump has not fully grasped. He has gone out of his way to ensure the Palestinians they will have a beautiful place to live etc. But these are people that are going to have to make a place to live that is beautiful or else it will not be beautiful.
The idea that a group of countries would bend over backwards to make a beautiful home for people unwilling to take the responsibilities that all adults take on, it a recipe for failure.
The issue of the Palestinians today is this: either they are willing to take adult responsibility for their lives and the lives of their children, or they will not thrive. It is not fair to expect other countries in which other adults are taking full responsibility for their lives to also take responsibility for the lives of maladjusted people who think the world owes them everything.
I think the idea of rebuilding Gaza and making it a beautiful and productive place to live is great.
The psychopathology of the Palestinians is not impossible to overcome. However, it must be faced and the Palestinians will have to at some point recognize that the main obstacle to their living a good life is themselves.
I encourage all of you to see the video made by a Saudi writer and blogger, Rawaf al-Saeen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B47kME2kwA and
https://vimeo.com/873447609
He is extremely articulate about the Palestinians and spares no one who coddles them.
January 16, 2025—Ottawa—Canada remains deeply concerned about the catastrophic conditions faced by people in Gaza. While it is extremely difficult for people to exit Gaza at this time, Canada is making sure the necessary supports are in place for Gazans as they start to arrive in our country.
Today, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced that Palestinians who have arrived in Canada can now apply to receive transitional financial assistance. This assistance will help them and their family members meet their basic needs—such as food, clothing and housing—as they join their Canadian relatives in communities across Canada.
The “problem” of there being Jews in some of the countries that might (in theory) admit Gazan migrants to their territories is for the Jews to make aliya to Israel before the arrival of the Palestinians. These are mainly small communities that should in any case move to their National Home.
Katz is on the right track.