Israeli officials are exploring the potential construction of a “humanitarian compound” in northern Gaza to house displaced Palestinian civilians, two Israeli officials and an international humanitarian official familiar with the plans told CNN.
Bullshit PR from Israel trying to deflect valid criticism. First off, hasn’t Israel repeatedly said they want nothing to do with Gaza after the war? And secondly, any compound they do build can take only a small fraction of the two million they’ve displaced.
And what’s going to be at this compound anyway? If they build it, it’ll be built on the easiest land to build on, so they’ll probably just bulldoze any open or agricultural land they can find. No one will have any money, so there won’t be any jobs, and with most of the agricultural land developed, and with water and other infrastructure destroyed, no one’s going to be able to grow crops to feed themselves. They’re going to be dependent on aid for a long time, and Israel has no interest in providing or even cooperating with that aid.
Bullshit PR from Israel trying to deflect valid criticism. First off, hasn’t Israel repeatedly said they want nothing to do with Gaza after the war? And secondly, any compound they do build can take only a small fraction of the two million they’ve displaced.
And what’s going to be at this compound anyway? If they build it, it’ll be built on the easiest land to build on, so they’ll probably just bulldoze any open or agricultural land they can find. No one will have any money, so there won’t be any jobs, and with most of the agricultural land developed, and with water and other infrastructure destroyed, no one’s going to be able to grow crops to feed themselves. They’re going to be dependent on aid for a long time, and Israel has no interest in providing or even cooperating with that aid.