Oh, the utilities Israel won’t let Gaza control so they can shut off access whenever they want for as long as they want?
As collective punishment against an ethnic group for the actions of a few extremists?
The thing that violates the Genova Convention?
Yeah, they do that too.
But acting like Israel is a good guy for that, is like claiming space owners were helping slaves because they fed and housed them. Which is generally considered a shitty take used by racists to excuse horrible behavior…
Consider why Gaza has to depend on that outside aid. It’s not because they want to, it’s because Israel has stolen all of their land they could use to support themselves, and has locked them in an open air prison eliminating the opportunity for a functioning export-driven economy that cities typically use to import the materials they don’t have immediately around them. It’s like locking someone in a prison cell and then “generously” providing them with a daily meal and water.
Maybe even use the money to pay back for all the resources Israel provides Gaza for free.
While it is expensive to level entire city blocks, most people would like it to only happen when they choose to demolish a building. Not just randomly
I’m talking about water, fuel, and electricity. You clearly don’t seem to care about that, but are rather more interested in pushing your narrative.
Oh, the utilities Israel won’t let Gaza control so they can shut off access whenever they want for as long as they want?
As collective punishment against an ethnic group for the actions of a few extremists?
The thing that violates the Genova Convention?
Yeah, they do that too.
But acting like Israel is a good guy for that, is like claiming space owners were helping slaves because they fed and housed them. Which is generally considered a shitty take used by racists to excuse horrible behavior…
Consider why Gaza has to depend on that outside aid. It’s not because they want to, it’s because Israel has stolen all of their land they could use to support themselves, and has locked them in an open air prison eliminating the opportunity for a functioning export-driven economy that cities typically use to import the materials they don’t have immediately around them. It’s like locking someone in a prison cell and then “generously” providing them with a daily meal and water.