The Temporary Pier and the Question of Why

[mystery-ak]

March 14, 2024
The Temporary Pier and the Question of Why
By John F. Di Leo

Since Oct. 7, 2023, external humanitarian aid has primarily had to enter the Gaza Strip via the land crossing at Rafah, which is run by Egypt.

Gen. Abdel Fatteh El-Sisi, the ruler of Egypt for the past decade, is as committed as Israel to the goal of keeping arms out of the hands of terrorists, so Israel trusts his government in Egypt to vet these shipments and ensure that armaments aren’t smuggled in among the convoys of food and beverages that cross every day.

Neither Israel nor Egypt have put a limit on the number of trucks that can enter at Rafah, and the Gaza Strip is not a particularly big place – it’s only about twice the size of Washington D.C., in fact.  One entrance with unlimited trucks is quite sufficient to bring in aid for such a small area.

But ever since Hamas’s horrific attacks on Israel on October 7 that started this long-needed police action, the global anti-Israel lobby has declared that they need another way to bring in humanitarian aid – one outside Egypt.  They need a seaport, they tell us, to bring in aid directly from the Mediterranean.

Why?

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[PeteS in CA]

1. It enshrines Hamas' 20,00 civilians blood libel.

2. It provides supplies for Hamas to (Wink! Wink!) steal.

3. It provides a port facility for Hamas to receive munitions.

4. It creates the potential for IDF to be entangled with American military personnel.

5. It makes Israel a bogeyman if they interfere.

[catfish1957]

Bigger issue will be "What"

What meaning when Hamas conducts  a Beriut like attack on this facility.  Pedo Joe wants an attack so he can bolster his suckey status by bolstering national unity around a tragedy.

This or watch for a scenario of a series of "Wag the Dog" October surprises.