these are mostly lies, and even if they aren't, why doesn't the fukking arab world do something about it?
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man, that's some prison
starting to?
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Gaza: Israel’s ‘Open-Air Prison’ at 15
Gaza: Israel’s ‘Open-Air Prison’ at 15
Israel’s sweeping restrictions on leaving Gaza deprive its more than two million residents of opportunities to better their lives.www.hrw.org
Gaza is called an open-air prison. How did it get to this?
The term "open-air prison" is often used to describe Gaza due to the severe restrictions on movement, goods, and resources imposed on the region by Israel and, to a lesser extent, Egypt. Here are some key reasons why Gaza is referred to this way:
- Blockade and Restrictions: Since 2007, Israel has imposed a land, sea, and air blockade on Gaza, severely limiting the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory. While some goods are allowed through, many essential items are restricted, leading to shortages of medical supplies, construction materials, and other necessities.
- Limited Access to Resources: Gaza faces severe restrictions on access to natural resources, such as water and electricity. The blockade has also limited Gaza's ability to import materials needed for infrastructure repair, contributing to a deteriorating living environment.
- Restricted Freedom of Movement: The vast majority of Gaza's residents are unable to leave the territory. The border crossings with Israel and Egypt are heavily controlled, and travel is only permitted under specific circumstances, such as medical emergencies. This restriction on movement is a significant factor in the "open-air prison" analogy.
- High Population Density: Gaza is one of the most densely populated areas in the world, with about 2 million people living in a small area of around 140 square miles (about 360 square kilometers). The combination of overcrowding and restricted movement contributes to the perception of Gaza as an "open-air prison."
- Economic and Social Impact: The blockade has had a profound impact on Gaza's economy, leading to high unemployment rates, poverty, and a dependence on humanitarian aid. The social and psychological effects of living under these conditions further reinforce the "prison" metaphor.
But it’s not like Trump will walk in there in February and stop shyt lol. Like we will have a new President in less than 6 months. This shyt ain’t stopping in 6 months no matter who’s in there.
They been showing they ass the past few weeks. But calling on me to put them before my people is crazy. They can hold they on nuts.starting to?
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Gaza: Israel’s ‘Open-Air Prison’ at 15
Gaza: Israel’s ‘Open-Air Prison’ at 15
Israel’s sweeping restrictions on leaving Gaza deprive its more than two million residents of opportunities to better their lives.
Gaza is called an open-air prison. How did it get to this?
The term "open-air prison" is often used to describe Gaza due to the severe restrictions on movement, goods, and resources imposed on the region by Israel and, to a lesser extent, Egypt. Here are some key reasons why Gaza is referred to this way:
- Blockade and Restrictions: Since 2007, Israel has imposed a land, sea, and air blockade on Gaza, severely limiting the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory. While some goods are allowed through, many essential items are restricted, leading to shortages of medical supplies, construction materials, and other necessities.
- Limited Access to Resources: Gaza faces severe restrictions on access to natural resources, such as water and electricity. The blockade has also limited Gaza's ability to import materials needed for infrastructure repair, contributing to a deteriorating living environment.
- Restricted Freedom of Movement: The vast majority of Gaza's residents are unable to leave the territory. The border crossings with Israel and Egypt are heavily controlled, and travel is only permitted under specific circumstances, such as medical emergencies. This restriction on movement is a significant factor in the "open-air prison" analogy.
- High Population Density: Gaza is one of the most densely populated areas in the world, with about 2 million people living in a small area of around 140 square miles (about 360 square kilometers). The combination of overcrowding and restricted movement contributes to the perception of Gaza as an "open-air prison."
- Economic and Social Impact: The blockade has had a profound impact on Gaza's economy, leading to high unemployment rates, poverty, and a dependence on humanitarian aid. The social and psychological effects of living under these conditions further reinforce the "prison" metaphor.
Been saying it for months but anyone putting this conflict at the top of their 2024 voting issues is an absolute imbecile
The same could be said about the border, inflation, and a plethora of policies Joe Biden kept after Trump.
The same reason Ukrainians won't go to Poland or Moldova.
You already know what time he's on
You’d think if Gaza was that bad, they can simply cross over to Egypt and live in peace no?
Same with the Ukrainians. It's been two years of war. They should just go to Poland and live in peace, right?
Some have fled. I have a colleague in Poland she took in a family. Why doesn’t Egypt want them?
