Finally! David Cameron has condemned the Egyptian government for stopping ALL aid trucks from crossing into Gaza via the Rafah crossing and charging up to $10,000 per person who wants to leave Gaza.

Actually no I’m sorry. He didn’t do that. He condemned Israel for one incident.

Jordanian ex-general and Al-Jazeera’s main Gaza war analyst:

“The hidden hatred that fills the Jewish heart is hatred against the human race throughout history, fueled by the forged books of the Old Testament and strengthened by the Talmud’s explanations and the rabbis’ fatwas”

“‘Everything is scripted,…I cried in the first one, so they told me, ‘Do it again, no crying,' Tal said. ‘For the next one, I was too relaxed, so they told me, 'More drama. You need to sound scared.''

Released Israeli Hostage Describes Hamas Videos
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It wasn't a problem for Egypt that Israel controlled the Rafah border crossing in 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, or 2005. What's the problem now?

Who is right? Please show your work.

Egypt won’t allow aid to reach Palestinians in Gaza because Egypt is mad at Israel.

Good thing we only have war in the region and not a regional war.

Mehdi Hasan loves to refute points that nobody is making.

Interesting

Seven months after the October 7 Massacre, Hamas maintains the ability to fire rockets at a major Israeli city that is 25 miles away from the Gaza Strip.

Word for word, this is exactly what happened. Hamas butchered Israelis and then fled back home with hostages in tow and hid behind their own people. That’s the truth. Hamas is responsible for everything that’s happened in Gaza. Everything. Disagree with me? Then shoot me a…

Interesting Lazar Berman analysis of Israeli military tactics: 'Seven months after it carried out the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, Hamas is still very much alive and kicking.' timesofisrael.com/wasting-troops…

What the State Department is saying, behind the diplomatic language, is that Egypt has closed Rafah to humanitarian assistance. Why is this not a global scandal?

Nobody ever says that Palestinian civilians in Gaza should have the right to safely exit Gaza via the Rafah crossing. Why is that? I’ll give you a hint: The Arab country on the other side of the Rafah crossing says no.

The Iron Dome saves lives, but the Iron Dome Doctrine led to the October 7 Massacre.