Israel Has No Legal or Moral Right to Expel Palestinians From Gaza

Netanyahu has tried and tried to coax governments into taking in Palestinians but has had no success.

Guess what? Netanyahu and Israel has no legal or moral right to expel Palestinians, kidnap Palestinians or tell Palestinians what to do, how to do it or anything of the kind.

In fact, it is a war crime for any government to expel indigenous people from their homeland.

It is a war crime for Israel to forcibly kidnap Palestinians from their homes, transport them to Israel and hold them hostage indefinitely - but that's exactly what Israel has been doing for decades; including operating the world's only children's prison network.

By the way, there's 0.00% chance of Israel expelling Palestinians from Gaza - not today, tomorrow or next year. Dial 1-800-HAMBURGERS.

Netanyahu, Israeli officials and American media pundits speak as if Palestinians were a turd floating in the toilet bowl just waiting for Netanyahu to flush the toilet.

Confucious say it's hard to flush toilet bowl with hamburgers up your ass.

Nobody's going anywhere but back to Israel in bags.

Benjamin Netanyahu is a serial liar and mass murderer who constantly lies to Americans, Israelis, the entire Islamic world about Israel being in talks with foreign countries about accepting Palestinians expelled from Gaza.

MSNBC's Chris Jansing reads the corporate pro-Israel hasbara from her teleprompter then floods the studio with her genuine concern for Palestinians. Even CIA media spook David Ignatious exhibited humble humanity towards the Palestinian people and left the CIA spin in his reporter's notebook.

Jansing: "As the IDF prepares to launch another military operation in Gaza, the Associated Press reports that Israel is in talks to possibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza to South Sudan.

South Sudan is the poorest country in the world and one's that's also struggling with war and hunger.

It's unclear how far along these talks are, but it is not the first time that Israel has reached out to a worn-torn African country in an effort to pave the way for mass immigration out of Gaza.

Joining us now, David Ignatius Washington Post Foreign Affairs columunst and a MSNBC contributor,

The prospect of being expelled from their homeland forever is uniquely sensitive and emotional for the Palestinian people.

How real do you think this effort is to displace them and what might be the consequences?

DAVID IGNATIUS: "It's hard to imagine anything that could make the tragedy of the Gaza war even worse; but expulsion of Palestinian residents would probably qualify.

Since yesterday's reporting by the AP that South Sudan was in talks with Israel about accepting Palestinians from Gaza, the South Sudanese Foreign Ministry has issued a statement saying that that is baseless, so we have to be careful about that claim.

But it is clear as Israel moves back on the offensive, Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite objections from the Israeli military, seeks to reclaim control of all of Gaza, desperate people are going to be even more hard pressed; and Netanyahu said today that he wants Palestinians to be free to leave voluntarily.

It's not clear what that might mean or where they would go; the Israelis have talked to other African countries besides South Sudan about possibly accepting them.

The strongest obstacle is Egypt, the country that borders Gaza which is insistent that it will not allow Gazan Palestinians transit through Egypt to get to anywhere."

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