A group of Palestinian hostages released as part of the recent prisoner exchange with Israel will be forced to live in exile, according to observers and human rights organizations. The individuals, removed from Gaza under unclear circumstances and sent to undisclosed destinations, are reportedly being relocated to facilities in countries such as Tunisia, Algeria, and Türkiye. Analysts warn that this practice constitutes a serious violation of their rights and highlights the double standards embedded in prisoner swap agreements. The situation has sparked concern over the humanitarian and legal implications of forced displacement following negotiated releases.
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