https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-middle-east-67605703

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Unicef spokesman James Elder, who was in Gaza until earlier this week, has shared his take on the situation in the enclave with the BBC's Newsday.

The Israeli military said it was dropping leaflets with QR codes that "open a map guiding Gazans to safer areas" - but Elder notes that disruptions to the electricity grid mean that many won't have working phones to scan the codes.

He also says that the so-called "safe zones" are a "dangerous false narrative": "These are tiny patches of barren land. They have no water, no facilities, no shelter from the cold, no sanitation."

"If you are going to forcibly evacuate people you cannot send hundreds of thousands people to places where there is no water and no toilets. I genuinely mean no toilets. Every corner I had turned to, there was another 5000 people who would appear overnight. They don’t have a single toilet, they don’t have a drop of water."

Elder says that a local doctor told him that “safe zones will become zones of disease".

"The only safety in Gaza now is for hell to stop raining down from the sky," Elder says.

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It is apparently not genocide, not collective punishment, not war crime; Israel is simply forcing people to their death while blaming others for what she chooses to do.

Even Israel has admitted their so-called 'safe zones' are anything but as they reserve the right to strike in those areas whenenever they choose to.

Jesus famously survived for 40 days and 40 nights in the wilderness. Most Gazans won't be so lucky. And they might also recall, though He did survive that ordeal, He still somehow ended up nailed to a tree until dead.

In article <20231205102147.0000290f@ntlworld.invalid>,
The Happy Hippy <the.happy.hippy.nntp@ntlworld.invalid> wrote:

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Tell your Hamas baby-murdering heroes not to start wars, and if they
do, not to hide among their civilians.

What don't you understand, piglet? Sigh.