This is still developing, but looking at multiple sources. Any idea what Al-Majd is all about? Why are they charging desperate Palestinians $2,000 to get out of Gaza, under misleading conditions, to be dropped off in South Africa, to the surprise of both, leading them to be detained for 12 hours upon landing? Not exactly the type of welcome, or destination, they were promised. And apparently this wasn't the first drop off S.A. has received. 176 Palestinians had arrived on October 28 as well.
I wonder how the Zionist crowd is gonna excuse this one? (inb4 "voluntary migration")
Al Majd. Owned by company Talent Globus, which is founded by Tomer Janar Lind. An Israeli Estonian national. (oh off to a good start already, I see). According to his linked in, works primarily in the Gulf states, UAE and Qatar, and supposedly has a consulting company in Dubai.
The Al Majd account on X (formerly Twitter), was registered in December 2024, with only 9 followers. The Al Majd European website domain, registered earlier this year, 2025. Damn. Popularity is just booming. No wonder Israel is jumping on it.
"Haaretz revealed that the Defense Ministry body tasked with helping Gazans leave the strip referred Al-Majd to Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) in order to advance the effort."
So. Take a desperate people that has been living in a 'leave or die' scenario. Sorry. Given "voluntary migration" as an option. But esp if that option involves scamming them out of money through some sus af shadow organization, giving them a false sense of destination, providing them with no legal documentations or stamps (that could allow them future return). And dropped into a country that wasn't even expecting them..?
"Israeli authorities told AFP over the weekend that the 153 Palestinians had been allowed to leave Gaza after receiving “approval from a third country to receive them,” without naming the country in question."
-TimesOfIsrael
"In interviews with officials from the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco), who wished to remain anonymous, Daily Maverick established that Dirco was not made aware of the first flight of Palestinians in advance, but was tipped off after the fact."
Did I get this right so far? I know there's alot more that can be added, but it's late my time, so here a couple more.
Should I add some more western outlets next time? Al Jazeera to get the Zio's big mad?