All I can say at the moment is that it hasn't happened quite yet. 2m refugees on the Egypt border isn't going to be acceptable to various parties and it's still playing out I suspect. Biden's visiting personally tomorrow, but there's also Iran, China, Russia and their allies in the region.
Jeez! Madeley really is a moron.
There’s certainly something not quite adding up. Israel pride themselves on watertight security and Mossad are formidable operators (remember, they were able to snatch Eichmann from Argentina, and came within a whisker of nabbing Mengele too- one of the few actions of the Israelis we can applaud). It’s almost unthinkable there was such a catastrophic security breach, unprecedented in Israel’s history.
Not so sure - it would require coordination of a large group of countries, whose only common factor is a varying negative attitude towards the USA. In essence, they all have their own individual interests, which do not coincide (India and China, for example). And all dictators are ultimately out for their own interests - I can't help wondering whether the eastern reaches of a weakened or chaotic Russia would be fair game for China (remember, even as stalwart fellow Communists, they have fought on the Amur River).
I don't think there are any Jews in Gaza (apart from IDF incursions). Where did you see that?
Assuming people would want to leave, where would you "resettle" them to? Nobody in the region seems to want to take them. Egypt is right next door and is totally intractable on the subject. Other nations are not rushing forward with proposals either: Jordan and Lebanon are still reeling from the Syrian disaster and have enough problems without adding a new wave of refugees, plus their history with Palestinians camps is not good... You can count on Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states to not lift a finger to take in Gazan refugees. What's left? Syria, Yemen?
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