The gee-had isn't all date palms and camel's milk.
While Ismail Haniyeh has been provoking his minions in Gaza'istan to wage the gee-had, he has decided to dock his boatloads of cash in Qatar and settle in to a rather luxurious existence.
No doubt, he's enjoying tap water and flush toilets.
GAZA CITY — The nine-day battle between Hamas militants and the Israeli military has damaged 17 hospitals and clinics in Gaza, wrecked its only coronavirus test laboratory, sent fetid wastewater into its streets and broke water pipes serving at least 800,000 people, setting off a humanitarian crisis that is touching nearly every civilian in the crowded enclave of about two million people.
While Ismail Haniyeh has been provoking his minions in Gaza'istan to wage the gee-had, he has decided to dock his boatloads of cash in Qatar and settle in to a rather luxurious existence.
No doubt, he's enjoying tap water and flush toilets.
GAZA CITY — The nine-day battle between Hamas militants and the Israeli military has damaged 17 hospitals and clinics in Gaza, wrecked its only coronavirus test laboratory, sent fetid wastewater into its streets and broke water pipes serving at least 800,000 people, setting off a humanitarian crisis that is touching nearly every civilian in the crowded enclave of about two million people.