Moshe Feiglin, the leader of the Zehut party and a former member of the Likud party, has recently promoted a political platform centered on the slogans 'Occupation, Expulsion, Settlement.' In his public statements, Feiglin advocates for the Israeli military to take full control of the Gaza Strip, the removal of the current Palestinian population, and the subsequent construction of Israeli settlements in the area.

Feiglin has defended this rhetoric, framing it as a necessary security and strategic policy for Israel. His platform represents a hardline position that stands in contrast to international law and the official stated policies of many global governments, which generally oppose the permanent displacement of populations and the expansion of settlements in occupied territories. While Feiglin is a known figure in Israeli right-wing politics, his current campaign highlights a specific segment of the political spectrum that seeks to fundamentally alter the status of Gaza through territorial annexation and demographic change. The proposal has been characterized by critics as a call for ethnic cleansing, a term Feiglin has faced in public discourse regarding his platform. As of now, there is no indication that the current Israeli government has adopted these specific proposals as official state policy, though the rhetoric continues to spark debate regarding the future of the Gaza Strip.