In order to know Israel's plan for Gaza, one has only to look at how the Zionist leadership has viewed the issue of Israel's borders and Arab expulsion, and to look at how the Israeli government has conducted itself in regard to Gaza, and the results of this conduct.

Supposing, for example, we were obliged to clear a country of wild beasts, we would not set about the task in the fashion of Europeans of the fifth century. We would not take spear and lance and go out singly in pursuit of bears; we would organise a large and active hunting party, drive the animals together, and throw a melinite bomb into their midst

--Theodore Hertzl, The Jewish State

(The area of the Jewish State extends) "From the Brook of Egypt (the Nile) to the Euphrates."

--Theodore Hertzl, Complete Diaries, Vol II p 711

"The Promised Land extends from the River of Egypt up to the Euphrates, it includes parts of Syria and Lebanon."

Rabbi Fischmann, (member, Jewish Agency for Palestine) testimony before UN, 7/9/1947


Plan Dalet:

http://imeu.net/news/article008084.shtml

"I am for compulsory transfer; I do not see anything immoral in it."

--David Ben-Gurion

This is the kind of thing that is beign done to Palestinians to make them leave occupied Palestine. It's in the West Bank, not Gaza, but it is one aspect of the plan for the ultimate removal of all Palestinians from occupied Palestine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djBPRcpBOv0&feature=related

Israel supported settlements in Gaza up until a couple of years ago. Settlements are a means of taking land from the local population. Since the settlements were removed, Israel has instituted policies that make it impossible to live in Gaza. With these policies, Gaza is slowly emptied of its Palestinians. This policy is independent of any actions taken by the Palestinians in Gaza. Even during the year long unilateral cease fire that Hamas conducted, Israel's policy towards Gaza did not change. Israel's actions in Gaza do not protect it from anything, and they are not for the purpose of protecting Israel from attack. They only serve to make it impossible for Gazans to remain in Gaza. Israel has no intention of allowing Palestinians to remain in Gaza.

This is one of the documents that outline Israel's long term plans for the Middle East. This document is supported by other documents from other sources, such as the diary of Moshe Sharrett, and the position paper, A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm from a US/Israeli think tank.

http://crashrecovery.org/fischer/article0005345.html

A Clean Break:

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article1438.htm