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> If not, my question for you is: why do we see this phrase so commonly in reporting on Gaza but not on other more densely populated areas? One difference is t
by throwaway5412 5y ago
> If not, my question for you is: why do we see this phrase so commonly in reporting on Gaza but not on other more densely populated areas?
One difference is that most of its residents aren't allowed to leave, from my understanding.
- banannaise 5y agoOn top of that, most of its residents, whether they are allowed to leave or not, are also stateless, which essentially locks them out of much of the developed world.