Overview

• A Foreign Ministry official quoted by The Telegraph said the cabinet had approved a plan to relocate Gaza residents to South Sudan as part of a four-nation initiative
• South Sudanese authorities issued a formal denial of any agreement describing the reports as baseless
• Parliamentarians in Juba debated the scheme and rejected the plan over concerns about the country’s capacity to host additional civilians
• The proposed deal reportedly includes Israeli investment in infrastructure, US sanctions relief and Emirati financial support in exchange for participation
• Unverified reports of an Israeli delegation preparing to assess potential temporary facilities in South Sudan highlight the deal’s fragility as humanitarian advocates and legal experts question any mass relocation