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Tim Flack: How over 100 Gazans quietly flew to SA, and how the story was twisted online | SA News

15 November 2025 by Guest

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Arrival at OR Tambo

On a warm Thursday morning in Johannesburg, while commuters were inching along the N12, a Global Aviation aircraft rolled to a stop at OR Tambo International Airport. The doors stayed shut. Instead of disembarking, just over one hundred Gazans remained seated as South African immigration officials boarded the plane to verify each person inside. It was an unusual scene. A sealed aircraft, a full passenger list held in place, and officials trying to understand who these individuals were and how they had arrived.

The instant online narrative

Before the verification had even begun, a completely different story erupted online. South African social media…

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