The chaos at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Airport, where 153 Palestinians arrived without proper documentation, did more than trigger an immigration crisis — it exposed the operations of Al-Majd Europe, an entity now accused of enabling Israel’s strategic displacement of Gaza residents.
South Africa’s government, outraged by the unexplained charter flight, warned that such evacuations align with attempts to empty Gaza amid ongoing Israeli military aggression. The country has since banned similar flights.
Al Jazeera’s Soraya Lennie later revealed that Al-Majd Europe is run by Tomer Janad Lind, a figure linked to a “Voluntary Immigration Bureau” supported by Zionist hardliners and former U.S. President Donald Trump.
The operation, according to reports, charges Palestinians up to US$2,000 for relocation to distant countries.
Critics argue this transforms a humanitarian crisis into a profitable scheme — and worse, serves as a tool of demographic engineering.
For many observers, this is not just migration.
It is a modern form of human trafficking, weaponised to advance Zionist goals while the world’s so-called defenders of human rights remain silent.
