More than 80% of Israelis support the “forced expulsion” of the Gaza population

Israel’s Prime Minister says that his condition to end the genocidal war against Gaza is the implementation of a US plan to expel residents of the track

A new research conducted by Pennsylvania State University found that 82% of Israelis support Gaza’s ethnic cleansing, coinciding with a continuous effort by Tel Aviv to force and relocate the population of the track.

The survey was conducted in March and published by the Haaretz newspaper on May 22, interviewing 1,005 Israeli Jews.

In response to a question about whether the Israeli army should act according to the biblical history of the Israelites and the eradication of all inhabitants of Jericho during the conquest of the city, 47% of Israelis answered “yes”.

Sixty -five percent of respondents also believe there is a “contemporary incarnation of Amaleque.” Ninety -three percent of the 65 percent believe that “the commandment of erasing the memory of Amaleque is also relevant to that modern amaleque.”

At the beginning of the war in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Tel Aviv’s Holy War campaign that resembles the Bible War against the Amalequites-a people that the ancient Israelites were ordered to exterminate in the Hebrew Bible.

“Eighty -two percent of respondents expressed support for the forced expulsion of Gaza Strip dwellers, and 56 percent supported the forced expulsion of Israel’s Arab citizens,” says Haaretz, stating the research, marking a sharp increase over research that had been doing the same questions 20 years ago.

The publication of the research coincides with a new and brutal Israeli military operation in Gaza – nicknamed Gideon’s carriages. The operation aims to put the entire range of Gaza under Israeli control and will cause the army to dislodge the entire population and confine it to a small area in the southern region of the track.

Netanyahu said in a speech on May 21 that his condition to end the war in Gaza is the implementation of an initiative proposed by US President Donald Trump earlier this year, which calls for the expulsion of the track population to other countries and the US Gaza.

Sources that spoke to NBC News a week ago said Trump is working on a plan to “relocate permanently” to one million Palestinians from the Gaza track to Libya.

US security contractors are already in the range to supervise a new Israeli aid distribution plan, which the UN and other international organizations have condemned vehemently as it depends on a mechanism that will further move the population of Gaza.

Originally published by The Cradle on 5/23/2025