Israel is holding talks with South Sudan on resettling Palestinians in Gaza, as part of efforts to mass-immigrate after the conflict with Hamas.
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Israel is exploring the possibility of resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip in South Sudan, part of a wider mass emigration plan. The talks, confirmed by sources, raise questions about human rights and international reactions, with many groups calling them a forced expulsion. PM Netanyahu backs voluntary migration, but Palestinians fear permanent relocation. South Sudan, plagued by instability and famine, could benefit from such a relationship with Israel, but there are fears about welcoming Palestinians because of its history of conflict.
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Israelul poartă discuții pentru o posibilă relocare a palestinienilor din Gaza în Sudanul de Sud (surse)
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Israel is in talks to possibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza in South Sudan
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