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Today, a mysterious flight from Gaza to South Africa.

These are people from Gaza, who somehow mysteriously were put on a play that passed by Nairobi and came here.

Charter flights organized by a shadowy group are being described as voluntary immigration.

Is it a lifeline or a new method of ethnic cleansing?

I'm Malika Bilal and this is The Take.

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My name is Abid Ayub, I Palestinian from Gaza and I am an independent journalist.

Well, Habir, welcome to the take. These stories of charter flights in recent months flying

Palestinians out of Gaza to different countries have been circulating online.

They are shocking. They've been all over social media.

The most recent flight was last Thursday, where more than 150 Palestinians were flown to Johannesburg, South Africa.

We spoke to one of those passengers, a young, 19-year-old Palestinian woman named

Shahed Abu Samara. She'd been living in Gaza alone after her family had already been evacuated.

She told us that she paid $2,000 to make that difficult journey.

It was hard. We had to travel using bus from Karim Abusalam to Bramon.

It was four hours in the bus.

And then we took a plane to Kenya for almost five hours.

Then from Kenya to South Africa also a plane for six hours.

And then we stuck in South Africa in the plane for 12 hours.

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