Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed discussions with several countries, including South Sudan, Somaliland, Ethiopia, Libya, and Indonesia, regarding the resettlement of Palestinians displaced by the Gaza war. These countries reportedly seek significant financial compensation in exchange. However, some countries, like South Sudan and Somaliland, have denied these discussions. While Netanyahu frames this as allowing Palestinians to leave, not expulsion, international alarm is rising over the plan, along with condemnation of his expressed vision of a "Greater Israel", encompassing territories beyond current borders. Humanitarian organizations decry the weaponization of aid in Gaza and oppose the resettlement plans.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.