Diplomatic sources have revealed that South Sudan may have agreed to a secret resettlement plan for Gaza Arab civilians, reportedly brokered with Israel, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates. The arrangement allegedly includes Israeli investment in South Sudan's infrastructure, sanctions relief from the United States, and financial backing from the United Arab Emirates. While a South Sudanese official highlighted the country's capacity and economic potential, there is significant internal opposition, with many lawmakers rejecting the idea due to the nation's own challenges. Despite official denials from South Sudanese authorities, reports suggest that an Israeli team could soon visit to assess the possibility of establishing temporary facilities for the relocated individuals.