The Gaza civilain economy is almost entirely foreign aid funded. That is why you have a shit ton of Un workers there (I think around 20k) and a million UN buildings. They are the masters of gib me.
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Was asleep. I already know Lebanon and Syria sent bombs towards Israel. Any other countries attacked either Palestine or Israel since then?
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In the new climate I don't even think unconditional surrender is an option. Israel wants those people the fuck out already. Now.
They won't accept anything that allows anything resembling the prior Gaza status quo to remain. I can see all of Gaza being annexed now, Hamas handed it to them on a platter. Nobody is going to stop them after what the world got to see.
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when the first invasion troops start dying in gaza he'll be extremely grateful that he gets to milk cows and clean stables instead of eating bullets in that hellhole
plus the work he's doing is pretty essential to the war effort too, not as glamorous as driving tanks or flying helicopters but necessary all the same
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Hezbollah publishes a video of them targeting a “number of Zionist soldiers near the site of Al-Jardah, opposite the Al-Dhahira area, with guided missiles”
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Breaking news: The rooster is still alive !!!!
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UN has an entire division called the UNRWA dedicated to the Palestinians with special rules for them. For example, with refugees of every other conflict, once they settled in a new country and had kids, the children are not considered refugees. Meanwhile Palestinian refugee status is inheritable. This means that a Palestinian who left in 1948 and lost their home has the same legal refugee status as a Palestinian baby born in New York City today.
The UNRWA maintains schools and stuff in Gaza, Hamas likes putting rockets in them.
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The viewers of multiple different streams have come together and given him the name Steve. God bless you Steve.
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That’s what I would do, if anyone was crazy enough to put me in charge of a military response.
Anything else that you do, you’re incentivizing future hostage taking and validating the tactics
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MVP. God speed,
Maybe Jersh needs to rename to Rooster Farms, because we just don't die.
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That's been Israeli policy since the 70's when the PLO started hijacking planes and the roots of the whole "we don't negotiate with terrorists" bit.
The only way to remove the terrorist's leverage is to convince them that their hostages are irrelevant because we already consider them dead. Brutal and cold but effective nonetheless.
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They're not, but it's the new Current Thing (TM), and the tendency is to go for maximum hysteria in messaging. 40 gorrillion babies just had their heads twisted off! Trannies must be seething almost as hard as Zelensky that they're being pushed out of the spotlight.
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It's telling, at an international level, that amidst the desolation and horror of open war that twitter slacktivists for tranny-rights or blm are still attempting to make all of this about themselves.
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Israel is pretty whacked up politically and very divided. Or atleast was until this happened.
I think this is kind of normal in places with many partys present in parlament during a big crisis.
But ye...IF you were planning something like that then it would be something like this to work it out, but i dont really see it as very suss at this time. Perfectly normal thing to do during a deep crisis.