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nomadski wrote:Gaza was originally Egyptian territory , given over to Palestinians . Gaza , in present state is not habitable or sanitary . Gaza , even if rebuilt to original specifications and population , is not a viable territory . A one state solution is not possible now . A two state solution , even if possible now , is improbable , given the small size of available territories and scant resources , and ongoing conflict . There are already five million Palestinian refugees in the world . Many given the choice , will not go back . The Arab and Muslim states will not enter into direct war with Israel , at least for now . The immediate problem is of saving Gaza citizen from Genocide . I think the only solution is for Egypt to reclaim Gaza territory and open border . It means stationing troops around Gaza . Palestinians then temporarily moved out into camps in Sinai , if they wanted . The building of Gaza will take twenty years ! The Palestinians could be given dual citizenship in Arab and Muslim states . They would retain the right of return to a viable future homeland , however it is established .
Gaza is a symbol for the resistance and the historical Palestinian land and it should remains like that .
If Egypt reclaimed Gaza it will be Egyptian territory and no resistance activities will be allowed as there is a peace treaty , this is actually what israel needs .
They would retain the right of return to a viable future homeland , however it is established
Israel will never allow the diaspora people to return back as this will completely change the demographic shape of the state .
Eugenio Argentina
Al-Qassam Brigades:
Targeted a group of IOF soldiers, taking cover in a house in area west of Khan Yunis, with a TBG anti-fortification shell, followed by an anti-personnel shell.
Several rocket alerts sounding in the west of Upper Galilee
WATCH: Hezbollah published a video showing the attack that targeted the Branit IOF Barracks on the Lebanese-Palestinian border.
On February 8, Hezbollah forces attacked the Meron Air Surveillance Base on the summit of Mount Carmel in northern occupied Palestine with several Falaq-1 rockets.
This attack is the third attack by Hezbollah on Meron Base during the recent war with Israel. Hezbollah’s first attack was carried out on January 6, with 40 Katyusha rockets and 22 long-range guided anti-armor missiles (the Dehlawieh-3 missile or the Russian 9m133M-2 missile) and the second attack on January 23, with at least 15 ATGM missiles.