‘Occupation. Expulsion. Settlement’: Israeli politician campaigns on platform to ethnically cleanse Gaza

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Former Israeli lawmaker Moshe Feiglin launched an election campaign using slogans advocating for the "Occupation. Expulsion. Settlement" of Gaza. Feiglin stated that the entire population of Gaza, including babies, are the "enemy" and called for their expulsion and the settlement of the territory.

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Submitted by MEE staff on Thu, 10/08/2026 - 12:14 Zehut leader and former Likud MK, Moshe Feiglin, defends slogan as he calls for Israeli settlements to be built in the strip Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and Moshe Feiglin, far-right Zehout (Identity) party chairman pictured in 29 August 2019 (AFP) Off A former Israeli lawmaker has published election campaign adverts on public buses bearing the slogan: “Occupation. Expulsion.

‘Occupation. Expulsion. Settlement’: Israeli politician campaigns on platform to ethnically cleanse Gaza

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