Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir presented the 'Disconnection 710' project on September 4, 2026, which establishes the expulsion of 250,000 Palestinians from the Gaza Strip in one year. ^[1] The 'Disconnection 710' project plans to deport the remaining nearly 2 million inhabitants of the Gaza enclave over the following seven years. ^[2] Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir presented a project titled 'Disconnection 710' on a Thursday to expel nearly two million people from Gaza over a seven-year period. ^[3] Ben-Gvir claimed the success of the plan will be measured by the number of people who have a real opportunity for a new life elsewhere and by the total number of Israeli children who can grow up without the constant threat of massacres, rockets, and terrorism. ^[4] The initiative requires an initial investment of nearly $3.5 billion, followed by more than $16.6 billion in counter-part funds linked to international participation and payments to host countries. ^[5] Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the initiative was not cancelled but 'frozen' by President Trump following pressure from Arab countries offering investments and disarmament of Hamas in exchange for freezing the plan. ^[6] The initiative requires host countries to provide guarantees for receiving families and mandates that families remain united during the relocation process. ^[7] The plan proposes displacing 250,000 inhabitants in the first year, 1.11 million in three years, and 1.86 million in seven years. ^[8]