I've condemned only Hamas in this thread. I am also now condemning Israel for stopping food, water, fuel and medicine going into Gaza. That will affect ordinary civilians as much or more than Hamas.
There aren't that many innocent civilians in Gaza.
Cutting off their food and water is terrible, but let's be honest here, in a few weeks Israeli soldiers are going to shoot them, so does it really matter?
I feel sorry for the people who just want out, and I wish I could magically transport them, but no one wants them. Even if they could get out, where would they go? I mean, you would think that the very first thing the surrounding Arab states would do is offer them a home, like Poland did for the people of Ukraine, but all they offer is words and more violence.
And I can understand why Israel doesn't want a corridor, because I guarantee you most of the people to leave would be the Hamas.
No, I hate to say it, but I think Israel is doing what needs to be done. Like I said, I wish there was a way the innocent could be saved, but I don't think there is.
And Israel/Netanyahu don't want Palestine wiped off the map?
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The difference is, wiping the Palestinians out is
not the only Israeli plan, whereas wiping the Jews out
is the only Hamas plan.