Israel Pushes Gaza Deportation Plan Amid Ongoing Massacres and Secret Diplomacy Rumors
Tel Aviv proposes mass displacement of 700,000 Palestinians as ceasefire talks stall in Doha. Meanwhile, Israel desecrates Gaza cemeteries and Mauritania denies secret normalization talks.
Watan-Israel is systematically targeting civilians in Gaza while boasting about achieving military objectives. Resistance factions, meanwhile, have intensified their operations.
During ceasefire and hostage-exchange negotiations in Doha, the Israeli delegation presented conditions that observers say are designed to pave the way for the mass displacement of Palestinians. These include preventing over 700,000 people from returning to their homes and relocating them to massive detention zones in Rafah, under full Israeli control.
Sources told Al Jazeera that Israel’s proposed map maintains occupation over all of Rafah and large parts of Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, and Umm al-Nasr in the north. In some areas, Israel plans to control up to 3 km inside Gaza’s border.
The goal: to turn Rafah into a displacement hub, from which Palestinians may eventually be deported to Egypt or sent by sea. Channel 12 in Israel confirmed that Tel Aviv agreed to leave the Morag corridor (between Rafah and Khan Younis) but insisted on retaining control over 2-3 km north of the Philadelphi Corridor, near Egypt’s border.
According to Israeli plans, a refugee camp would be built there to house hundreds of thousands, potentially preparing them for forced deportation.
Meanwhile, Israel’s military continued committing massacres in Gaza, killing more than 30 Palestinians, mostly displaced civilians and aid-seekers, on Friday alone. Simultaneously, Hamas’s armed wing announced it may capture another Israeli soldier soon. The Israeli army admitted losing a Golani Brigade officer and two wounded soldiers.
Desecration of Graves in Gaza
Photos from Khan Younis show Israeli soldiers digging up graves and removing martyrs’ bodies. The Palestinian Ministry of Religious Affairs condemned the act as a “gross violation of human dignity.”
At least 40 cemeteries have been fully or partially destroyed in Gaza during this war.
🇲🇷 Mauritania Denies Secret Talks with Israel
The Wall Street Journal claimed that US-brokered secret talks occurred between Mauritanian and Israeli officials, supposedly aimed at reestablishing diplomatic ties.
However, Nouakchott flatly denied the claims. Mauritania’s ambassador to Washington, Sissah bint Cheikh Ould Bideh, called the report “completely false.” There is no scheduled meeting between President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani and Netanyahu, she emphasized.
A senior Israeli official added, “We have no knowledge of any such meeting.”
This casts doubt on the story’s credibility, raising the question: “If neither side confirms it — who was negotiating with whom?”
🇺🇸 Palestinian Activist Sues Trump Administration
In New York, Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil filed a $20 million lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming he was unlawfully detained for 104 days in March over organizing pro-Palestine protests.
The lawsuit, supported by the Center for Constitutional Rights, seeks compensation and a formal apology. Khalil described the ordeal as politically motivated repression, highlighting how it caused severe emotional trauma, separation from his wife, and missing the birth of his child.
