Israel weighs allowing Gazans to leave via Ashdod Port, Ramon Airport amid Trump plan

Defense Minister Israel Katz has discussed the possibility of allowing Gaza residents to emigrate via Israel, using Ashdod Port and Ramon Airport, amid U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for Gaza’s population, Israeli officials said Thursday.
The plan, which is still in early discussions, would apply only to residents who voluntarily seek to leave and would require strict security vetting, sources told Ynet. The talks were held with senior Israeli defense officials as part of broader deliberations on Gaza's future following the ongoing war.
Israel has long restricted Palestinian movement from Gaza, but the Trump administration’s endorsement of large-scale emigration has renewed debate on potential exit routes for those seeking to leave. Officials have not yet confirmed if or when such a plan might be implemented.
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