Maybe the Palestinians will get to govern themselves, or as close as they’ve had, but time will tell, if Hamas surrenders its hold on Gaza.
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It's was Netanyahu who backed and funded Hamas over PLO. PA over both is a good start.Maybe the Palestinians will get to govern themselves, or as close as they’ve had, but time will tell, if Hamas surrenders its hold on Gaza.
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You mean where it explains why Israel is currently stopping supplies while setting up a second borderline in Gaza parallel to the Egyptian border, etc…& when they (supply/aid/fuel) resume, it’ll be not via Hamas/UN/UNRWA, but via the IDF, with the idea being to intensify pressure on Hamas until they release all remaining Israeli hostages, disarm, and leave Gaza?
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So with control of dispensing & dispersal of aid supplies of fuel, food, medicine, etc…soon to be in IDF controlled areas of Gaza by the IDF itself, it’ll cut Hamas (& Friends) out of that market…while also simultaneously completely interrupting access to the tunnel system from Egypt under that border into Gaza (isolating that Rafah anthill from the rest of Hamas). I suppose other than that, it has little to nothing to do with the UN.This will return the aid/fuel/food/medicine to direct aid to the Palestinians in Gaza removing militants from initially confiscating them for resale to merchants for resale to the population as a whole.
Anyway, that’s what I picked up watching that eight & 1/2 minute video. Someone else watching the same video might pick up something else.
With that in mind above, Hamas wants Israel’s full withdrawal from Gaza, & Israel wants Hamas’s full withdrawal from Gaza, so they have that in common.
Sounds like some Palestinians are also seeing the above (open protests against Hamas in Gaza, etc…), perhaps Hamas without an income might feel less welcome in Gaza or welcomed by the Palestinians…
Anti-Hamas protests on rise in Gaza as group's iron grip slips — BBC News
Gazan civilians are losing their fear of Hamas, openly criticising the group on the streets and online.
Food is coming in through a port in Israel on the north end of Gaza. Where did you get the silly idea it was coming from Egypt?You mean where it explains why Israel is currently stopping supplies while setting up a second borderline in Gaza parallel to the Egyptian border, etc…& when they (supply/aid/fuel) resume, it’ll be not via Hamas/UN/UNRWA, but via the IDF, with the idea being to intensify pressure on Hamas until they release all remaining Israeli hostages, disarm, and leave Gaza?
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Morag Corridor - Wikipedia
View attachment 28936So with control of dispensing & dispersal of aid supplies of fuel, food, medicine, etc…soon to be in IDF controlled areas of Gaza by the IDF itself, it’ll cut Hamas (& Friends) out of that market…while also simultaneously completely interrupting access to the tunnel system from Egypt under that border into Gaza (isolating that Rafah anthill from the rest of Hamas). I suppose other than that, it has little to nothing to do with the UN.
This will return the aid/fuel/food/medicine to direct aid to the Palestinians in Gaza removing militants from initially confiscating them for resale to merchants for resale to the population as a whole.
View attachment 28937Anyway, that’s what I picked up watching that eight & 1/2 minute video. Someone else watching the same video might pick up something else.
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With that in mind above, Hamas wants Israel’s full withdrawal from Gaza, & Israel wants Hamas’s full withdrawal from Gaza, so they have that in common.
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Sounds like some Palestinians are also seeing the above (open protests against Hamas in Gaza, etc…), perhaps Hamas without an income might feel less welcome in Gaza or welcomed by the Palestinians…
Anti-Hamas protests on rise in Gaza as group's iron grip slips — BBC News
Gazan civilians are losing their fear of Hamas, openly criticising the group on the streets and online.apple.news