Israel left in 2005. Hamas is the government there. Strangely, they have not worked towards keeping the infrastructure left when Israel withdrew so now there is no drinkable water. You should be angry with the Gazan government.
So Israel controls aquifers and isn't handing water over to Gaza, whose government sanctioned the murder of Israelis and this accounts for 10 percent of the water. Almost makes it seems that murder and invasion, plus ignoring your infrastructure are poor decisions.
That would explain the incursion into Egypt and the murdering of all those Egyptian civilians. Oh, wait, that didn't happen.
And Israel has no responsibility to keep providing water and electricity to those who try to kill Israelis.
Actually, and by your own quotes, Egypt is also involved. Have you asked them for water? Somehow, the people who lived in Gaza before 2005 had no problem desalinating and producing electricity. Somehow, once Israel left, all the facilities left behind stopped working. Whose responsibility is it to protect the civilians of Gaza? According to Hamas, it is the UN's.
Top Hamas official declares group is not responsible for defending Gazan civilians
Really? That would explain why there is no corridor created to allow for evacuations. That would explain why no one from the IDF called to let people know where bombing was happening. That must be way the IDF didn't call off air attacks when they spotted children.
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Since that wasn't my claim, I'm not sure why you are telling me this.
They are built into cars
Moment IDF soldier uncover Hamas tunnel entrance as they close in on HQ and otehr accessible locations. They fire (dressed as civilians, which is a war crime) from civilian areas (a war crime) and don't let civilians leave (a war crime). Funny how none of this raises your protests.
No one is giggling. We have been dealing with anti-Semitism for a long time. But I really like how you tie anti-Semitism with the actions of Israel. So much for separating the two. Good work!
right...and no one murdered in Israel was a civilian
Deputy political leader Moussa Abu Marzouk says Hamas will release hostages only if Israel stops fighting.
www.bbc.com
keep parroting Hamas' propaganda. Maybe someday, you will learn something on your own.