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Some clarification on current governance of Gaza Strip while the war rages on. Governance of the Gaza Strip 2023 Israel–Hamas war Following the outbreak of the 2023 Israel–Hamas war and the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip in early November 2023, Hamas complete control of the Gaza Strip was weakened as Israeli forces kept advancing.[30] On January 6, 2024, the Israeli government stated that actual Hamas rule in the northern part of the Gaza Strip was eliminated due to Israeli military advance.[31] By 18 January, the IDF stated that Hamas had begun to rebuild its armies in the occupied parts of Northern Gaza. The IDF had previously stated these armies were stripped of military capabilities but by 18 January the fighting strength of many battalions had been significantly restored.[32] Some change occurred from late January 2024 onward, as it was reported that Hamas managed to revive some of its governing abilities in parts of Gaza city from which Israeli forces withdrew.[33] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governance_of_the_Gaza_Strip

That question was put to the UN teachers once........................

Its clear you are inserting those imaginary assumptions yet again, if you want a sensible debate then I suggest not insinuating I am ignorant.

You saying its irrelevant does not make it irrelevant. Still waiting for that link. Do you need another reminder?

The governing body must be still paying their terrorist police force then...

Confirmation you can't post without inserting your imaginary assumptions about other members

Couldn't care less, take it to the new topic and I may discuss with you, cant be bothered here

That's you making assumptions again from nothing and trying to insert what I'm doing.

Actually there's lots of reasons and I'd say its more about delivering aid in an active war zones as when there are ceasefires the aid moves very well. But I will leave that for the other topic not here.

You'll find Russia has its own Military Industrial Complex and has made a few wars of its own

Nor was the new topic did you read it? "Several trucks were looted between Khan Younes and Deir al Balah and a truck driver was beaten,” it added. “The remaining flour was spontaneously distributed off the trucks in Gaza City, amidst high tension and explosive anger.”

Topic on that from yesterday. UN agency halting food deliveries to northern Gaza, citing increasing chaos https://aseannow.com/topic/1320430-un-agency-halting-food-deliveries-to-northern-gaza-citing-increasing-chaos/

Agreed, an interesting article on the changes in Russia Rosenberg: How two years of war in Ukraine changed Russia https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-68359252

Some clarifications on Hospitals and protected status, interesting article. Its something the US came across in places such as Afghanistan and Iraq but obviously not to the extent that Hamas has used them. Hospitals Are Protected Under International Law. But They Cannot be 'Off Limits' | Opinion That is also why international law specifically requires that hospitals not be used to shield military objectives from attack, for example, if a hospital is used for "interference, direct or indirect, in military operations, such as the use of a hospital as a shelter for able-bodied combatants or fugitives, as an arms or ammunition store, as a military observation post, or as a center for liaison with combat forces," per the U.S. Department of Defense law of war manual. Such uses can lead to a hospital losing its protected status. https://www.newsweek.com/hospitals-are-protected-under-international-law-they-cannot-off-limits-opinion-1871757

Not sure what that has to do with my post but looking at the source this was an investigative piece from a reporter, perhaps his next one will be on Muslims, who knows.

Its pretty much evident in most reports if you look, just ask Jeremy Corbyn, he should know...............or............ The far left refuses to recognize Jews as a legitimate ethnic group, and for Jews to think of themselves as such is “racist.” I wrote, “Exactly why Jewish solidarity is racist, but not solidarity among other groups, is never clearly explained, but it seems to have something to do with the fact that Jews aren’t a legitimate ethnic group to begin with,” and that the far left believes that Jews have a duty to ultimately “assimilate or disappear.” Braumold writes: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2016/05/10/when-antiracists-are-the-racists-left-wing-anti-semitism-in-britain/

Its an article not a 100k word count history book.

Reading the shameful report above, makes me ask the question of how an antisemitic incident is defined? I can tell you how to define an antisemitic post, just read yours

'Hamas's hands are covered in Egypt's blood,' says Egyptian ex-MP Tawfik Okasha, an Egyptian media personality and former MP, heavily criticized Hamas over their actions on October 7 and the consequences that followed in an interview with KAN News on Tuesday. When commenting on the current war, as well as the October 7 massacre, Okasha said, "I mourn for every death on the Israeli side and every death on the Palestinian side, but I do not mourn Hamas personnel that have been killed because they are a terror organization that has profited from the Palestinian issue. They are an organization that turned Egypt into a no man's land, and its hands are covered in the blood of Egypt. I will not forget it." https://www.jpost.com/international/article-785216

Why?

A couple of the dead rats can been seen where there was close quarter fighting................ The IDF says it has uncovered another major Hamas tunnel network in southern Gaza's Khan Younis, believed to have been used by the terror group's senior officials. Troops of the elite Yahalom combat engineering unit and additional forces under the 98th Division raided the underground passages, where they encountered several blast doors and other blockages set up by Hamas operatives, the IDF says. The troops breached the barricades and identified Hamas gunmen in the tunnel, who were then killed in close-quarters combat and with other "special means," according to the IDF. The IDF says the tunnel — more than a kilometer long — included living quarters, as well as water and electricity infrastructure. It estimates that Hamas invested millions of shekels in its construction. "This tunnel is part of a strategic and branching underground network located below Khan Younis, which was used by senior Hamas officials and the [terror group's] Khan Younis Brigade for hiding and combat," the IDF says.

Please bomb us and be ruthless about it? Don't spare any of us? Life means nothing to a martyr, especially if your a Hamas member and put civilians in the way. But their orders are a little more vile and to do with the hostages they hold. I trust you've never seen their propaganda videos

Waiting for this elusive link to your claim again, how many times will I need to ask? "And they certainly deny that Hamas is still in power." "Hamas has not said if it has stopped police escorts of aid convoys." https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/us-envoy-idf-killed-palestinian-cops-escorting-gaza-aid-convoy-leading-them-to-refuse-missions/

Does Israel recognize that Hamas is still the government of Gaza? Well this is what you claimed: "And they certainly deny that Hamas is still in power." Link? Yes Hamas police are everywhere, just follow the aid trucks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zxaVZWnrUA

What has that link got to do with the Hamas being the governing body since 2007? Let me know when there's been a regime change. Israel is waiting.