A Saudi academic reveals details of Israel's plan to displace Gaza residents and the failure of Arab peace.

The Saudi writer and researcher, Professor of Political Science Dr. Khalid Al-Dakhil, revealed the dimensions of the tragedy in the Gaza Strip, which is facing a comprehensive Israeli assault, pointing out that this assault reveals the intentions of the occupying state to completely seize the territory.

Al-Dakhil clarified in a tweet on the 'X' platform that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced a plan aimed at displacing the residents of Gaza to Arab countries, particularly Jordan and Egypt, with American promises to finance the reception of these displaced individuals.

He noted that Israel has imposed a complete blockade on Gaza, leading to people dying of hunger, especially children, as those waiting to receive food aid are targeted by bombardment.

Al-Dakhil confirmed that this policy aims to turn Gaza into an 'uninhabitable area,' pushing Palestinians to leave for neighboring Arab countries with support from the American administration.

In the context of strategic analysis, Al-Dakhil pointed out that this policy is part of a deeper Israeli strategy that began before the establishment of the Hebrew state, which includes the refusal to delineate final borders and the adoption of a continuous settlement program.

He also mentioned that Israel did not respond to Arab recognition of its legitimacy by recognizing the Palestinian state, which illustrates the imbalance in peace relations and complicates the crisis further.

Al-Dakhil considered that the escalation in Gaza and the ongoing Israeli refusal of any political solution places Palestinians in a deep humanitarian and political predicament, confirming that the suffering in Gaza is not just an emergency situation.

With American support, Israel is waging a genocide against Gaza that includes killing, starvation, and destruction, ignoring international calls and orders from the International Court of Justice.

The Israeli genocide has resulted in 61,430 Palestinian martyrs and 153,213 injured, most of whom are children and women, in addition to hundreds of thousands of displaced individuals and a famine that has killed 217 people.