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> I love how the argument for taking it over is because it's completely demolished and everything is rubble Regardless of what you think of Bibi / Israelis and
by weatherlite 2y ago
> I love how the argument for taking it over is because it's completely demolished and everything is rubble
Regardless of what you think of Bibi / Israelis and who's fault this is, it does seem to me like much of the strip is indeed unlivable now. What do we do about it , do we let all these people live in tents until (maybe) 10 years from now everything is fixed there?
I don't think anyone should be forced to leave, but if someone wants to leave I hope they get the chance and the support they need.
- llm_nerd 2y agoLet's move them all to the United States. Maybe to the Dearborn area. Give them all easy US citizenships, all to help carry out this wonderful plan of rebuilding. I mean, the US is the one proposing this, the US should be the new home for 2.1M Palestinians living there.
- weatherlite 2y agoI don't know. When Syria turned into a god awful war zone many in the developed world pushed to receive them (and it was more than 2 million). But not when it comes to the Palestinians, it's almost as if the Palestinians are pawns in some bigger game I don't really understand.