Refaat Alareer, the teacher and writer who had shared the hardships of war with EL PAÍS, was killed along with six family members in an Israeli attack
They are sending Gaza back a hundred years,” and argued that the international community is “complicit” in the “extermination” being carried out by Israel
So very true. We’re reacting to the present destruction of Gaza and asking for a ceasefire.
What does the future look like in Gaza? Any financial commitments to rebuild? Even when the bombings finally stop, how does Gaza survive?
I get your point but right now, Vietnam is rapidly developing economy.
Many companies are moving their manufacturing from China to Vietnam.
Germans and Japanese are hard working people who value life over petty revenge. It’s up to the Gazans more than anything.
good question, and there are no solutions yet. one thing for sure is israel will not accept hamas existance anymore, nor should anyone with a working moral compass.
Alareer, a literature professor with the Islamic University of Gaza, warned us a month ago about how Israel is using “hunger as a weapon of war.” The Gaza Strip is facing major hunger issues as it enters the third month of the war instigated by the October 7 Hamas attack that killed 1,200 people in Israel. “The people of Gaza are dying of hunger,” said Alareer. “We have very little food or water due to Israel’s blockade. This is a systematic extermination – the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza. It’s a continuation of the Israeli ethnic cleansing that started over 75 years ago,” referring to the creation of the Israeli state in 1948.
A systematic extermination and an ethnic cleansing supported and facilitated by the USA.
War is funny.
WWI started because everyone had to respect their treaties and join their allies into war.
Then WWII started because countries didn’t join together from the start.
So, even if we learn from our past mistakes and avoid making them, with war, we can only do worse the next time.
Please enlighten us. What’s the difference? According to Wikipedia, they are one and the same:
That’s right. For a variety of reasons the adoption of sedentary agriculture was a kind of trap that pulled almost the entire human race along with it. Now, the few remaining people living the kind of lives we evolved to live exist only in the world’s most remote and inaccessible corners.
Popular Front had a podcast interview with him a month ago, it’s insane to hear all of the bombs going on around him even then.
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