Israel is reportedly considering the transfer of Palestinians from Gaza to South Sudan as part of a broader emigration plan, according to sources cited by the New York Times. While Israeli officials have described this as 'voluntary migration', there is uncertainty about whether those who leave would be permitted to return. South Sudan has publicly denied involvement, though private discussions between officials from both countries have taken place.

The future of Gaza remains uncertain as Hamas has accepted a ceasefire and hostage release proposal mediated by Egypt and Qatar, though Israel has not yet agreed to the terms. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indicated preparations to seize Gaza City and move its population further south, citing pressure on Hamas.

Humanitarian conditions in Gaza continue to worsen, with famine warnings from the United Nations and a death toll surpassing 62,000, half of whom are women and children. Aid efforts persist despite significant risks, as nearly half of the 383 aid workers killed globally this year lost their lives in Gaza.