Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz told reporters on Wednesday that the country is organized and prepared to remove Palestinians from Gaza by every possible means. ^[1] Nel Bonilla, a researcher specializing in migration sociology and conflict studies, published a work titled 'NATO 3.0: The Transatlantic Cage and the Rise of the Bunker State' which analyzes the transformation of the modern state into a 'bunker state' focused on securitization and militarization. ^[2] Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that there is no alternative solution to the Gaza crisis. ^[3] Israel Katz said the Israeli government is waiting for the United States to determine where to take the displaced Gazans. ^[4] Nel Bonilla argues that traditional resistance tools such as strikes, rallies, marches, and elections have become obsolete because the 'bunker state' responds fundamentally through exclusion and violence. ^[5] Nel Bonilla identifies two main drivers for the 'bunker state': the deepening isolation of governments from the needs of Western societies due to the strength of popular movements, and the rising geopolitical challenge from China and Asia. ^[6] The 'bunker state' model reorients the state away from providing public goods toward national security, treating the population primarily as an object of security rather than citizens with civil and economic rights. ^[7]