Israel - Palestine

basilio said:

How about back to Gaza and start rebuilding their homes ?

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Will the designs for the new buildings include space in the underground carparks and cellars for weapons, munitions and other equipment?
Will the town planners give due thought to the need for a network of tunnels underneath the cities?

Why not ask the Iranians? They bear the responsibility for all this.

I hear that it is anticipated that the clearing up of all the Bombs in Gazza not exploded will take 10 years
The IDF knew bombs were planted in every building so all they did is warn people to evacuate and then bomb every building

Unfortunately who knows how many bombs are still there?

IMHO I think all Protestors should be given a Free Flight to Gaza to assist in the clean up Before Building can even be Considered

A little bit Off topic but the Aussie Diggers were given their Nickname and were well sought after in WW1 because they Knew how to Dig great Tunnels (They were experts in Digging for Gold in those days )

back to topic
I don't think even Coober Pedy will except them here in SA to dig for Opals
But I could be wrong for the First time in my Life

IMO The real problem is who Clears up the Site ?

bk1 said:

Will the designs for the new buildings include space in the underground carparks and cellars for weapons, munitions and other equipment?
Will the town planners give due thought to the need for a network of tunnels underneath the cities?

Why not ask the Iranians? They bear the responsibility for all this.

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It would be a lot Cheaper for Iran to build a City or 2 than clean up the Mess they created in Gaza

US Takeover of Gaza Strip Paused After Trump Told It’s Not a Strip Club​

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A White House spokesperson has confirmed that plans for the US to take over control of Gaza, announced by President Trump yesterday, may have been based on a misunderstanding.

“The President heard the words Gaza Strip, and got excited,” the spokesperson said. “He automatically conjured up images of strippers, pr0n stars and beauty queens, and felt like he needed a piece of the action”.

In the bombshell announcement, which has sent reverberations around the world, Trump said he saw great potential for Gaza to become the adult entertainment capital of the world, promising to build hundreds of new casinos, luxury penthouses and an exclusive, state-of-the-art Gaza-a-Lago golf resort.

“This will be the biggest, most beautiful golf course in the world,” Trump boasted. “The place is already a hole, so all we have to do is add 17 more.”

Trump said the existing Palestinian population who call Gaza home would soon get to savour their first taste of the American dream. “Specifically, the bit of the dream where we deport all the brown people we don’t like to places they don’t want to go.”

Israeli PM, Benjamin Netanyahu, has welcomed Trump’s plans and insisted that his country’s recent bombing campaign against Gaza was merely Israeli tradies performing “demolition and site-preparation work” ahead of Trump’s exciting new redevelopment of the region.

Netanyahu admitted he’d never previously supported a two-state solution, but said he could easily change his mind if the two-state solution was between Israel and America.

US Takeover of Gaza Strip Paused After Trump Told It’s Not a Strip Club — The Shovel

A White House spokesperson has confirmed that plans for the US to take over control of Gaza, announced by President Trump yesterday, may have been based on a misunderstanding.

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Why the Palestinians will not leave their homes in Gaza.

‘This time, we stay’: the Palestinian families vowing not to leave Gaza​

Defiant Gazans reject Trump’s resettlement plan after enduring 15 months of conflict

Malak A Tantesh in Gaza and Emma Graham-Harrison in Jerusalem
Sun 9 Feb 2025 17.00 AEDT


Saaed Salem’s eyes filled with tears as he surveyed the remains of his north Gaza neighbourhood on a freezing February morning. He was resting in a chair that had somehow survived the war, surrounded by grandchildren and rubble, his hope for the future and the ruins of his past.
His family had lost one home in 1948, when they fled Hirbiya village, now the site of Zikim kibbutz inside Israel, to escape shelling and reports of atrocities by Israeli forces.

“We locked our house, took the key, and walked toward Gaza, believing we’d return in a few days,” said Salem, who was then five. Waiting at the end of an exhausting trek was a new reality of tents and refugee camps and permanent exile in the north of the Gaza strip.

“When the truth became clear, that we had abandoned our homes and others had taken them, we wished a thousand times that we had stayed and faced death instead. The regret never left us.” He was one of about 700,000 Palestinians forced from their homes in the “Nakba”, or catastrophe, during the 1948 war surrounding the creation of Israel.