On a program on Israel's Channel 14 TV on September 28, local time, Israel's finance minister and far-right politician Smoltrih said that the key to dealing with the “immigrants from Gaza” issue is to completely cut off their hopes. If Israel annexed the territory until the “yellow line,” leaving Gazans with a small, densely populated, and devastated enclave, they would realize that it had no foothold and would start looking for a way out elsewhere. “This is the right thing to do,” he stressed.

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On a program on Israel's Channel 14 TV on September 28, local time, Israel's finance minister and far-right politician Smoltrih said that the key to dealing with the “immigrants from Gaza” issue is to completely cut off their hopes. If Israel annexed the territory until the “yellow line,” leaving Gazans with a small, densely populated, and devastated enclave, they would realize that it had no foothold and would start looking for a way out elsewhere. “This is the right thing to do,” he stressed.