Investigators probe group that arranged ‘trafficking’ flights out of Gaza

Al JazeeraSaturday, November 15, 2025 at 1:00:07 PM
The investigation into the group arranging flights from Gaza to South Africa highlights significant concerns regarding the legitimacy of humanitarian organizations operating in conflict zones. A recent report from France 24 noted that over 150 Palestinians were flown to Johannesburg without proper documentation, prompting South African intelligence to probe the circumstances surrounding these flights. This situation reflects broader issues of accountability and the potential exploitation of vulnerable populations during crises, as seen in various global contexts where humanitarian efforts intersect with legal and ethical challenges.
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