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Israel is in talks with South Sudan to potentially resettle Palestinians from war-torn Gaza. The plan, part of a broader Israeli initiative to facilitate mass emigration from Gaza, involves transferring people from one conflict zone to another, raising human rights concerns. While Israel aims to realize a past US proposal for Gaza population relocation, Palestinians and many international actors oppose this as a violation of international law. South Sudan, seeking closer ties with Israel and US favor, is considering the proposal despite concerns from Egypt and internal opposition due to the country's own instability and humanitarian crisis. The US State Department declined to comment on the ongoing private diplomatic talks.

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