異常者さんによる最近のパレスチナ情勢の解説

殭屍の史林堂 @Jiangshi2020

ガザ地区はイスラエルから海上封鎖を受けており、住民が漁に出かけることも満足にできなったりする。日用品や医療品は事欠き、経済的にはとっくの昔に崩壊済み。 「天井のない監獄」という喩えは伊達でない。閉塞的な空気が一層ハマスを成長させる。

ᶠᵃᶜʰⁱʳⁱ @v_fachiri

西側はパレスチナ側からの攻撃だけを殊更喧伝するだろうけど、イスラエルがガザ入植という侵略行為を強行していた事実を合わせて考えないと理解を間違えそう。 twitter.com/sabatech_pr/st…

i24NEWS English @i24NEWS_EN

🔴Report: IDF fires at Hezbollah terrorists on motorcycles who approached the northern border near Metullah — @GuyAz pic.twitter.com/FI5As86Ld6

Imshin @imshin

1/ @AbuAliEnglishB1 analyzes the Gaza border attacks: "Gaza Strip: The border conflict and the Qatari dollar - analysis of the situation This afternoon, a significant piece of news was published in the Palestinian media that did not receive much exposure on the Israeli side: the Ministry of Finance of Hamas in Gaza announced that only 55% of August salaries will be paid to Gaza public sector officials instead of the usual 60%. Also, the August salary will be paid to officials on 20 September instead of at the customary beginning of the month. "Palestine Now" news agency reported from its sources in the Hamas Ministry of Finance that the cut in the salaries of government officials in the Gaza Strip (hereafter "Hamas officials") is due to a decrease in the revenues of the treasury in Gaza, especially with regard to the revenues from the Egyptian side of Rafah crossing. According to these sources, the Finance Ministry of Hamas has a deficit of 116 million shekels. On Tuesday, the Palestinian news agency in Ramallah, "Sada News" reported "shrill tones" between senior Hamas officials and Qatar, in connection with the Qatari ambassador's recent visit to the Gaza Strip, in which it was made clear that Qatar is not interested in continuing to transfer the Qatari contribution in its current form and that it intends to cut it and move to permanent solutions instead of Monthly payments. Also, the "Sada News" news agency reported that about 3 months ago, Qatar suddenly stopped transferring the $7 million every month for Hamas officials (amounts that would have been transferred in the form of fuel through the Rafah crossing from the Egyptian side - this is probably what the "Palestine Now" report was alluding to). The meeting between senior Hamas officials and the Qatari ambassador, according to the same agency, ended in an impasse and the ambassador left without any announcement being made on his or Hamas' side, as had been customary until now on his previous visits. In other words: Hamas is now in the midst of negotiations for Qatari money. It is using the tools at its disposal to put pressure on Israel so that it will put pressure on Qatar (as it has in the past) to provide the money to Gaza. Since the Qatari ambassador left the Strip, an escalation of the attacks on the fence in the Strip can be seen. Hamas wants dollars. Last night Israel took the first punitive step following the escalation of events on the fence and closed the Erez crossing to the entry of Gazan laborers into Israel. Hamas responded today with actions: the clashes on the fence continue. Hamas, which absolutely directs the attacks on the fence and are in total control of the height of the flames, tells Israel that closing the crossing will not solve the situation. Nor will an IDF attack on observation towers in the eastern Gaza Strip 3 days ago in response to the escalation on the fence. If you look at the situation logically, you can certainly understand the step Hamas is taking in its chess game. It is now negotiating for larger sums than its loss of income from a few days of closing Erez crossing to Gaza workers. So what's next? Israel has another "soft tool" at its disposal: preventing the export of goods from the Strip to Israel and the West Bank as well as preventing the entry of goods into the Strip">>> #TheGazaYouDontSee t.me/abualiexpress/…

Imshin @imshin

Gazans @leavingGaza today at Rafah Border Crossing to Egypt. Most will fly to Istanbul and from there make there way to Europe via people smugglers. Hamas and Egypt only allow 400 to leave every day but there are 85k more waiting their turn. #TheGazaYouDontSee vt.tiktok.com/ZSLKdPokS/

Imshin @imshin

First buildings ready for occupancy in the Egyptian neighborhood, Beit Lahya, north Gaza Strip. Built for the Gazans by Egypt following the events of May '21, in which Israel was attacked by Hamas from Gaza and Israel was forced to retaliate. vt.tiktok.com/ZSLyrCp7m/ pic.twitter.com/0jQr4Q7RLn