Palestinians not wanted in Gaza?

 CNN:

Israel’s far-right wants to move Palestinians out of Gaza. Its ideas are gaining attention

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Hamas seized control of the territory – home to about 2.2 million Palestinians – from the Palestinian Authority in 2007, two years after Israel unilaterally withdrew all its troops and about 8,000 Jewish settlers. Who governs it after Israel’s war against Hamas concludes is an open question.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the idea of establishing Jewish settlements, but has said only that neither Hamas nor the Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority should govern the territory, and that Israel will keep “full security control.”

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, a member of Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party, has released his own proposal, saying that there should be “no Israeli presence in the Gaza Strip,” but light on detail about what governance there would look like.

Into that void has stepped a group – once fringe, but now in the governing coalition –that hopes for full Israeli control, to resettle Gaza and even expel Palestinians. And its ideas are permeating mainstream debate.
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In the past, Israel has been able to coexist with the Palestinian Authority but Hamas is not willing to coexist with Israel and has engaged in mass murder operations of Israeli civilians. 

See also:

Biden Administration's 'Pathway' to a Palestinian Terror State

And:

 Gazan 'Civilians' Involved in Every Stage of Hamas Hostage Scheme, Freed Israelis Say

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