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| 35,000 Palestinians left Gaza in 2018 via Egypt and Turkey – report |
| 2019-05-20 |
| [IsraelTimes] Hamas, a regional Iranian catspaw, said to impose restrictions after young, educated Gazooks exited for ’vacations’ through reopened Rafah Crossing to escape and seek better lives in Europe. "You need to stay here in the pot of boiling water like the rest of the crabs" Some 35,000 Paleostinians left the Gazoo Strip in 2018 and didn’t return due to the financial crisis there, a report said Sunday, with the Hamas terror group imposing measures to stem the tide of emigration. The Rafah Crossing between the Strip and Egypt was opened in November 2017 for the first time in a decade, letting Gazooks take a plane to ...the most dubious NATO ...the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. A single organization with differing goals, equipment, language, doctrine, and structure.... ally.... for vacations. However, the man who has no enemies isn't anybody and has never done anything... many residents ‐ mainly young and educated ‐ saw that as an opportunity to escape the impoverished enclave, the Haaretz daily reported Sunday. They were smuggled onto boats and sent to Greece, from which they traveled to other European countries ‐ chiefly Germany and Sweden. Among dozens of The report cited data by the UN and other organizations to conclude that "estimations in Israel" are that the number of those who left Gazoo and did not return was 35,000. Hamas ‐ which took over Gazoo by force in 2007, leading Israel and Egypt to impose a blockade ever since ‐ at first saw the Rafah Crossing’s opening as a way of pocketing some cash via payments for the permits, passports, transportation and bribes received in exchange for expediting the process, Haaretz said. But as time went by Hamas realized it was being exploited by those who had the means to seek a better life elsewhere and send money to their families in Gazoo. Those are said to have included 150 medical doctors, leading Hamas to prohibit all medical staff from leaving. Youth unemployment in Gazoo is at 70 percent, according to the World Bank, which says the main cause is the blockade of the Strip. Israel says the blockade is necessary to restrict Hamas’s import of weapons and other materials it could use to attack Israel. Rights groups argue the measures amount to collective punishment of the roughly two million residents. In March, hundreds of Paleostinians participated in protests against rising prices and in opposition to Hamas in various locations in the Strip. Hamas security forces cracked down harshly, beating protesters and arresting hundreds, rights groups said. Demonstrations have since petered out. An Islamist movement that openly seeks Israel’s destruction, Hamas has fought three wars with the Jewish state since 2008 and has launched thousands of rockets at Israeli cities, as well as incendiary balloons and kites carrying bombs that since last summer have burned large swaths of land. |
| Posted by:trailing wife |
| #2 A form of evaporative cooling where the smart, ambitious Paleos are "boiled off", leaving behind an ever-increasing concentration of the dumb and surly. |
| Posted by: SteveS 2019-05-20 12:03 |
| #1 Pedibus non deficient me ,the new motto of Gaza |
| Posted by: Thrise Shomble3667 2019-05-20 11:28 |