Israel is in talks with South Sudan about potentially resettling Palestinians from Gaza. The plan, part of a broader Israeli effort to reduce Gaza's population, would involve transferring people from one war-torn area to another, raising significant human rights concerns. While Israel views this as "voluntary migration," Palestinians and rights groups reject it as forced expulsion. South Sudan, seeking closer ties with Israel and potential U.S. aid, is considering the proposal, despite concerns from Egypt and internal opposition. The U.S. State Department has declined to comment on the ongoing private diplomatic conversations.

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