以色列国家安全部长本-格维尔于9月3日公布了一项为期七年的"自愿移民"计划，声称将促使约186万巴勒斯坦人离开加沙地带1。根据该计划，被迁移者将获得旅行援助、初期住房、职业培训、就业机会以及24个月的后续支持1。
这一计划遭到国际广泛反对。9月6日，约旦、阿联酋、印度尼西亚、巴基斯坦、土耳其、沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔和埃及八国外长发表联合声明，强烈谴责该计划"公然违反了国际法"，认为其威胁巴勒斯坦人权利1。此外，波兰和斯洛文尼亚已将本-格维尔列为"不受欢迎的人"，英国和加拿大等国采取了冻结资产和禁止入境的措施1。
本-格维尔曾因言论引发争议。他曾声称"每晚对加沙定点打击，杀掉30至40个加沙人"1。近期他发布的一段AI视频获得了百万级传播量，其中社交媒体账号转载该视频的播放量超过50万次1。
Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir announced a seven-year "voluntary migration" plan on September 3, 2026, designed to encourage Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip.1 The proposal promises to provide displaced individuals with travel assistance, initial housing, vocational training, employment opportunities, and 24 months of ongoing support.1
The initiative drew swift international condemnation. On September 6, foreign ministers from eight nations—Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt—issued a joint statement strongly denouncing the plan, asserting that it "flagrantly violates international law" and threatens Palestinian rights.1 Ben-Gvir's plan targets the relocation of approximately 1.86 million Palestinians over the designated seven-year period.1
The security minister has previously made controversial statements about military operations in Gaza, claiming to have conducted targeted strikes that killed 30 to 40 Palestinians nightly.1 An AI-generated video promoting the migration plan circulated widely on social media, with some social media accounts recording playback figures exceeding 500,000.1 In response to Ben-Gvir's actions and statements, several countries have taken diplomatic measures: Poland and Slovenia designated him as a "persona non grata," while the United Kingdom and Canada froze his assets and imposed entry bans.1
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