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Israel In Talks With South Sudan To Relocate Palestinians; Pushes ‘Voluntary Migration' Vision

Israel In Talks With South Sudan To Relocate Palestinians; Pushes ‘Voluntary Migration' Vision

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the plan aligns with US President Donald Trump's vision to relocate much of Gaza's population. Netanyahu has referred to the effort as 'voluntary migration'.But Palestinians, rights groups, and much of the international community have condemned the proposals as a blueprint for forcible expulsion in violation of international law. News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
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