The double standard of Gaza's migration ban - opinion

As Gaza faces catastrophic destruction, the international community's opposition to voluntary migration raises questions about Palestinian rights and political motives.

PALESTINIANS WAIT to cross through a checkpoint, run by US and Egyptian security contractors, near Gaza City last week, after the IDF withdrew from the Netzarim Corridor, allowing for travel in both directions between southern and northern Gaza.

(photo credit: Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters)

BySHUKI FRIEDMAN

FEBRUARY 22, 2025 02:15

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