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I think what the author of the parent post meant was that Israel supplies Gaza with water via water pipes. The river that you're talking about is too small to
by oomphoo 2y ago
I think what the author of the parent post meant was that Israel supplies Gaza with water via water pipes. The river that you're talking about is too small to be a significant source of water. The Palestinians (like Jordan, who also enjoys benefits coming from the peace accords it signed) buy water from Israel. Water is a scarce resource in that area, so it's no surprise that it has political significance.
I don't intend to single you out, and this goes for everyone posting about some far away region that's a bit more complex than what this or that source claims. I guess it's a matter of personality, but I don't feel comfortable talking about politics of far away regions, or even of my own region in some areas. I would rather talk about the simple easy stuff that I feel confident about, like this weird paragraph in the latest C++ standard. Then I wouldn't make embarrassing claims that are basically pre-chewed propaganda for the usefully ignorant foreigners. Except the Rust people. They are the devil!
- DoreenMichele 2y agoPotable water is a scarce resource on planet Earth. Most water is salt water. And that's not even talking about all the water we've horrifically polluted.