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So, we read yesterday that the king of Saudi Arabia decided to donate $1b to the people of Palestine. We do applaud his & other arab leaders' efforts to rebuild Gaza after the most confusing, devastating and purposeless war we have ever seen. Now, the drama begins:
Gaza agreement eludes Arab leaders - AlJazeera
^[ It is a bit anti-climatic, don't you think? Everybody says there are going to help and they have collected their efforts...but, as always, the final process of actually delivering the aid is the final, and the biggest, obstacle. ]^
What is the problem between Saudi Arabia and Egypt with Hamas, you may ask? Well, it is pretty simple; they think that Hamas is influenced by Iran and that Iran is actually trying to expand its power into the Arab world. Typical. Even when faced with the most heart-breaking crisis, leaders can still think about power and politics...and the people are the ones who will keep on suffering. It is true, you know, the saying that goes along the lines of; "no one can help you but yourself."
UN chief visits Gaza, urges probe - AlJazeera
U.N. chief: Gaza violence 'heartbreaking' - CNN
Okay, I am just being fair. So, I have provided here two reports of the same story. You judge for yourself.
You can never appreciate the truth if you do not search for it. When the truth is dished out for you all clean and sparkling, and all you have to do is just take it in, you can never understand the true meaning of it.
(anti-climax)
^[ which country in the Middle East... ]^
So, we read yesterday that the king of Saudi Arabia decided to donate $1b to the people of Palestine. We do applaud his & other arab leaders' efforts to rebuild Gaza after the most confusing, devastating and purposeless war we have ever seen. Now, the drama begins:
Gaza agreement eludes Arab leaders - AlJazeera
Arab leaders have pledged $2bn to help reconstruct the Gaza Strip after a three week Israeli offensive that devastated the territory's infrastructure, left 1,300 Palestinians dead, and thousands more displaced.
But there have been disagreements over how the aid will find its way into Gaza, with countries including Saudi Arabia concerned about giving funds directly to Hamas, which currently administers the Gaza Strip.
^[ It is a bit anti-climatic, don't you think? Everybody says there are going to help and they have collected their efforts...but, as always, the final process of actually delivering the aid is the final, and the biggest, obstacle. ]^
What is the problem between Saudi Arabia and Egypt with Hamas, you may ask? Well, it is pretty simple; they think that Hamas is influenced by Iran and that Iran is actually trying to expand its power into the Arab world. Typical. Even when faced with the most heart-breaking crisis, leaders can still think about power and politics...and the people are the ones who will keep on suffering. It is true, you know, the saying that goes along the lines of; "no one can help you but yourself."
UN chief visits Gaza, urges probe - AlJazeera
"I am just appalled and not able to describe how I am feeling having seen this ... it's an outrageous and totally unacceptable attack against the UN. I have protested many times, and I protest again in the strongest terms."
U.N. chief: Gaza violence 'heartbreaking' - CNN
Gaza's gross domestic product was slashed by 85 percent during the 22 days of war, and it could take a year for the economy to recover, the agency said in a preliminary report.
Okay, I am just being fair. So, I have provided here two reports of the same story. You judge for yourself.
You can never appreciate the truth if you do not search for it. When the truth is dished out for you all clean and sparkling, and all you have to do is just take it in, you can never understand the true meaning of it.
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