Israel’s far-right national security minister Itama Ben-Gvir called on the Gaza Strip to re-occupation of the Gaza Strip during his visit to the Templar Templar in Jerusalem on Sunday.
Ben-Gvir mentioned a video released by Israeli hostages in Gaza on Saturday in a video message published during his visit, which he said Hamas is using to put pressure on Israel.
In response, he said Israel should “occupy the entire Gaza Strip today and declare full sovereignty”, adding that the Palestinian people should be “encouraged to voluntarily migrate”.
Israel often faces allegations from critics about pursuing what they call “ethnic cleansing” policies in the Gaza Strip – a government denies that the Israeli government.
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During the visit, the minister saw praying.
The Temple Mount, known as Haram al-Sharif by Muslims, is home to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the rock dome, making it the third most sacred site in Islam. For the Jews, it was considered the location of the destroyed Bible temple.
The compound is managed by Muslim religious authorities, while Israel maintains security controls. Under a long-term arrangement, non-Muslims are allowed to access the site, but do not pray there.
However, Jewish nationalist figures, including Ben Giver, often challenged this policy.
Palestinians often view such visits as provocation, seeing them as part of a more widespread Israeli attempt to control the disputed locations in the Old City of Jerusalem.
