Israel's New Gaza Emigration Authority Faces Global Condemnation

The plan, aligned with Donald Trump's proposal, is criticized as forced displacement due to Gaza's dire living conditions.

Israel has established a 'voluntary' emigration authority for Palestinians in Gaza to facilitate relocation to third countries, drawing widespread international criticism.
Critics, including the Israeli group Peace Now, argue that the emigration cannot be considered voluntary given the humanitarian crisis in Gaza caused by ongoing conflict and blockades.
Arab states, including Jordan and Egypt, have rejected the plan, citing concerns about regional instability and forced displacement.
The EU has called for the resumption of humanitarian aid to Gaza, where over 50,000 deaths have been reported since the conflict began in October 2023.
Israel's renewed military operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas leaders and infrastructure, have resulted in significant civilian casualties, further exacerbating the crisis.