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   From: schlomo.goldberg@mailinator.com   
      
   Lucas McCain  writes:   
      
   > On 8/23/2024 9:37 AM, NefeshBarYochai wrote:   
   >> On Wednesday, August 21, the latest Israeli evacuation warnings fell   
   >> out of the sky over the most crowded part of Gaza, Deir al-Balah in   
   >> the center of the besieged enclave. The leaflets and phone calls from   
   >> the Israeli army referenced a map informing people which numbered   
   >> block would be targeted for an imminent invasion. These are the tools   
   >> the Israeli army uses to control where people in Gaza move, forcing   
   >> them to evacuate from one area to another over and over again.   
   >> Last week, evacuation orders were sent to areas in Khan Younis and   
   >> Nuseirat to the south, causing a mass exodus to Deir al-Balah. Those   
   >> same refugees now have to move yet again, but Khan Younis and parts of   
   >> Nuseirat are still in critical danger due to the ongoing Israeli   
   >> invasion. There is nowhere left to go.   
   >> In a press release last Sunday, the Deir al-Balah municipality said   
   >> that the waves of evacuation reaching Deir al-Balah were causing an   
   >> unprecedented number of displaced people to cram into a tiny zone.   
   >> According to the statement, Deir al-Balah’s total area is 42 square   
   >> kilometers, and almost a million displaced people are now distributed   
   >> across 200 displacement centers there.   
   >> “This makes Deir al-Balah the most crowded displacement camp in   
   >> history,” the municipality said.   
   >> On Tuesday, the Israeli army bombed the local market in Deir   
   >> al-Balah,   
   >> killing 9 civilians. Several hours later, the army bombarded a school   
   >> in Gaza City sheltering 700 people, killing 10 people, according to   
   >> the Palestinian Civil Defense.   
   >> Civil Defense teams were forced to cut up a martyr’s body to pull   
   >> him   
   >> out of the rubble, which had been stuck under three collapsed ceilings   
   >> inside the school. Survivors say that it was one of the most horrific   
   >> scenes they have witnessed since the start of the war.   
   >>              
   >> https://mondoweiss.net/2024/08/israeli-army-invades-most-crow   
   ed-displacement-camp-in-history-bombs-palestinians-in-shelters/   
   >>   
   >   
   > It makes one wonder what the survivors of the death camps in Poland   
   > and Germany meant by "never again."   
      
   It would all start making sense if you admit that there were no "death   
   camps" in Poland and Germany same as there were no "death camps" for   
   Japanese in America.   
      
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