Israel passes law to expel families of resistance fighters from Palestine
The Zionist entity has passed a contentious new law that authorises the deportation of relatives of individuals accused of "terrorism," even if these relatives are citizens of the entity.
In a vote of 61 to 41, the legislation—proposed by the far-right Jewish Power Party, led by Itamar Ben Gvir—enables authorities to expel family members of alleged "terrorists" to the Gaza Strip or other designated areas. This measure allows Israelis to remove entire Palestinian families if one member is found guilty of activities categorised as terrorism.
