'We Want To See The Gates Open': Pentagon Reacts To Rafah Corridor Dispute Between Egypt And Israel
Pentagon spokesperson Pat Ryder was asked about ongoing disputes between Egypt and Israel.
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Egypt refuse to send the Aid. Rafah is now safe and guarded by IDF. No more Hamas to steal the Aid.
@72marshflower15
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Dumb propaganda.. Israel won’t let aid in cause it wants the Gazans out.
"Open the Gates????" This from the people screaming at me that walls to not work !!!!!!!!!!! Build OUR WALL so that we can have these MAGICAL "gates" also.
Are you talking about opening THE GATES TO HELL?
Who the hell does he think he is.
Usa big problem between countries snd all this war in word because of them
@72marshflower15
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What people don’t know..
Decades ago Israel left Gaza when their agriculture there depleted and poisoned the once full clean aquifer that was historically the nomadic rural shepherding culture's water source. Since then, 150 desalinization plants had been created to be the new water source. Thus, Gaza has value again.