Khaberni - The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" revealed that Caroline Glick, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisor for international affairs since early 2025, was tasked with promoting the migration and deportation of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
A well-informed source added that Glick had communicated with Somaliland and the Democratic Republic of the Congo last year to relocate Gaza's residents to these countries, but the attempt failed.
After Trump announced the "Gaza Riviera" vision which included relocating the population, Glick made presentations on the matter to the US Embassy in Israel, according to another source.
A diplomatic report indicated that Glick tried to translate Trump's plan into concrete action, based on the assumption that Israelis need to develop executable plans.
Glick declined to comment, and there was no response from Netanyahu's office.
In March 2025, Israel decided to "facilitate" the departure of Gaza's residents and established a "Voluntary Immigration Administration" in the Ministry of Defense.
The organization "Ad Ka" had organized flights that took hundreds of Palestinians to South Africa and Indonesia through the "Al-Majd Association" as a third party, to obscure the Israeli role.
