Gazan tents got flooded. Israel got blamed. Hamas got a free pass. Before the storm, Israel facilitated the entry of over 91,000 tents and 8,200 trucks of winter supplies, according to COGAT. Meanwhile, Palestinian activists reported that Hamas obstructed shelter construction and failed to prepare drainage infrastructure. Yet CNN, BBC, Reuters, and Al Jazeera focused on blaming Israel while overlooking Hamas' role. honestreporting.com/israel-h…
Israel Helped Prepare Gaza for the Winter, Still Got Blamed for Flooding | HonestReporting

Israel Helped Prepare Gaza for the Winter, Still Got Blamed for Flooding | HonestReporting

As Israel worked to prepare Gaza for the winter, Hamas did nothing to help Gazans. Yet, when it came to recent flooding, Israel got all the blame.

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Nov 10, 2026 · 6:01 PM UTC

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I really wonder, at this point, what the real downside would be to Israel bulldozing the Egyptian border fence and letting Gazans all leave into Egypt would be. Israel's already getting all the vitriol and vilification- why not at least use that as cover to actually change the status quo on the ground? Egypt won't like it but, really, if they received intl money to deal with the influx how mad would they really be? Let the Egyptian army deal with Hamas-no one will be protesting it. Anyway, I'm sure more informed people know way more...
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91,000 tents too many. Let Hamas take care of them. Or not. Don't care.
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And even before that, hamas used sewage pipes to build rockets…….
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The Western media insist on treating Palestinians like a nation of infants , that can never be held responsible for anything. It always Israel's fault.
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I wonder what Hamas did with the nearly $500million that UNRWA gave them last year?
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Hmm, let’s see. @grok be concise, no spin, start with a one word answer, country only. Who bombed and destroyed almost all the civilian housing in Gaza?
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