montelatici
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It's been tried. Playing nice resulted in settlement building in Gaza. The only reason the settlements were removed is because they were too difficult to defend. Had the Palestinians played nice there would be Jewish settlements all over Gaza.
And, you only read Ziionist propaganda and then spread the propaganda here. Not only is there a shortage of concrete, there is a shortage of everything.
"January 14, 2016
From Banned Crayons To Concrete, Gaza Struggles To Rebuild After A Decade Of Israeli Blockade
In addition to essential building supplies like boards and concrete, Israel’s blocked crayons, soccer balls, musical instruments and even potato chips from entering Gaza.
“The supplies contained mainly essential foodstuffs and water filters, which are essential in the Strip because the water there is practically undrinkable. The Palestinian Coalition Against the Blockade intends to give priority to hospitals, where the need for clean water is paramount. For many months, the blockade prevented filters from entering Gaza, producing a serious threat to public health.”
It was hoped at that time that such filters, and other supplies, would be readily imported to Gaza. However, this was not the case, and Palestinians relied on tunnels between Gaza and Egypt described as “virtually the only way that goods have reached the residents of the tiny territory.” In September of 2015, Egypt, in complicity with Israel, flooded the tunnels, effectively closing off Gaza from the rest of the world."
From Banned Crayons To Concrete, Gaza Struggles To Rebuild After A Decade Of Israeli Blockade
And, you only read Ziionist propaganda and then spread the propaganda here. Not only is there a shortage of concrete, there is a shortage of everything.
"January 14, 2016
From Banned Crayons To Concrete, Gaza Struggles To Rebuild After A Decade Of Israeli Blockade
In addition to essential building supplies like boards and concrete, Israel’s blocked crayons, soccer balls, musical instruments and even potato chips from entering Gaza.
“The supplies contained mainly essential foodstuffs and water filters, which are essential in the Strip because the water there is practically undrinkable. The Palestinian Coalition Against the Blockade intends to give priority to hospitals, where the need for clean water is paramount. For many months, the blockade prevented filters from entering Gaza, producing a serious threat to public health.”
It was hoped at that time that such filters, and other supplies, would be readily imported to Gaza. However, this was not the case, and Palestinians relied on tunnels between Gaza and Egypt described as “virtually the only way that goods have reached the residents of the tiny territory.” In September of 2015, Egypt, in complicity with Israel, flooded the tunnels, effectively closing off Gaza from the rest of the world."
From Banned Crayons To Concrete, Gaza Struggles To Rebuild After A Decade Of Israeli Blockade