Israel discussing "voluntary migration" of displaced Palestinians

Israel is reportedly discussing the resettlement of Palestinians and is making diplomatic progress with Indonesia.

According to Israel's N12 television, citing sources on Wednesday, Israel has approached Indonesia, Somaliland, Uganda, South Sudan, and Libya to gauge willingness to accept displaced Palestinians from Gaza under plans described by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as "voluntary migration."

Though no firm agreements have been signed, some progress has reportedly been made with Indonesia and Somaliland.

Indonesia previously made a humanitarian offer, including treating up to 2,000 wounded Palestinians earlier this month and temporarily accepting around 1,000 war refugees in April.

South Sudan, however, has denied involvement.

Its Foreign Ministry labeled earlier reports of resettlement talks with Israel as "baseless" and "not reflective of its official policy."