Harey Zahav, an Israeli real estate developer specializing in the construction of illegal settlements in the illegally occupied West Bank, proposed in an advertisement to build beachfront homes for Jewish colonists on top of the bombed-out ruins of Gaza following last week's Practical Preparation for Gaza Settlement Conference in Tel Aviv. The ad depicts an artist's rendering of luxury homes superimposed over an actual photograph of a Gaza neighborhood destroyed by Israeli attacks—which have killed nearly 20,000 people while displacing over 85% of the embattled strip's 2.3 million people since early October. Israeli Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel has drafted a plan to forcibly expel Gazans into Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. Critics are calling Israel's action in Gaza a genocide, and the Jewish Voice for Peace says plans for post-colonization is a war crime.

Reports indicate that Israel wants the gas field off the coast of Gaza that is worth half a trillion dollars. 

.Palestine defenders this week condemned a proposal by an Israeli real estate developer specializing in the construction of illegal settlements to build beachfront homes for Jewish colonists over the bombed-out ruins of Gaza.

"A house on the beach is not a dream," reads an advertisement published by Harey Zahav—an Israeli company notorious for building settlements in the illegally occupied West Bank—that drew international attention following last week's Practical Preparation for Gaza Settlement Conference in Tel Aviv.

The ad depicts an artist's rendering of luxury homes superimposed over an actual photograph of a Gaza neighborhood destroyed by Israeli attacks—which have killed nearly 20,000 people while displacing over 85% of the embattled strip's 2.3 million people since early October.