Posted on 02/12/2024 1:07:36 PM PST by george76
What is the Israeli Defense Force supposed to do with a million or so Palestinian refugees as their operations to kill every last Hamas wipes the Gaza Strip from north to south like a giant, well-armed squeegee?
The President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who is sometimes mistaken for the President of Mexico, has an answer to that vexing question — and it's something of a completely routine miracle how the mainstream media and the Global Professional Outrage Machine have both ignored it.
The essence of el-Sisi's answer is: "Do what you will to the Palestinians, Israel, but they aren't coming here to Egpyt (or maybe Mexico)."
In practice, it's much easier just to show you how Egypt protects its border with the Gaza Strip.
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Egypt's border wall from the Gaza side near the city of Rafah. There are concrete barriers in front of a steel wall — 30 feet tall — featuring three layers of concertina wire.
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for 20 years, Gaza was part of Egypt. .. if Egypt had wanted Gaza back, it could have gotten it (along with the entire Sinai peninsula) in its 1979 peace treaty with Israel.
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Instead, then-Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat told Israeli PM Menachem Begin, "Nah, we're good. You keep Gaza." Sadat left a few hundred thousand fellow Arabs to the tender mercies of those hated Zionist colonial occupiers because it was the least bad option for Egypt.
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there still isn't any such thing as a Palestinian.
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King Hussein of Jordan gave sanctuary to Palestinians, and they thanked him with two assassination attempts. Like Egypt and Gaza, Jordan held the West Bank for 20 years but has adamantly refused to take it back. Palestinians were welcomed in Lebanon, where they immediately tried to overthrow the government.
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
Portions of the Vatican wall are fourteen feet thick.
“Historically speaking, surrounding a town or city with walls was rarely a bad idea. Pirates, raiders, and rival states were just a few threats to a settlement, making fortifications a wise investment of time and money. Vatican City was no exception.”
“Pope Leo IV built the first wall around the Vatican City in the 9th century as a reaction to the threat posed by Saracen pirates. The fortifications were strengthened in the 16th century.”
The 39-foot-tall Leonine Wall, as it became known, stretched for a little under two miles as it encircled Vatican Hill. It was the first time the area had been completely enclosed. Once the Muslim threat had passed, many of the city gates were opened.
everything the msm wont say about hamasss
Hungary’s wall works. It protects that small nation and its people. So naturally the EU wants it removed.
Mr. Netanyahu needs to tear down that wall. He really has no other choice, the Camp David accords be damned.
It’s only natural.
Nobody wants cockroaches in their house, except for democrats. /spit
TRULY A BEAUTIFUL WALL!!? WE NEED ONE JUST LIKE IT BUT WITH GUARD POSTS.
So do India and Pookistan.
I expect the Egyptian border guards also have permission to shoot invaders coming over their wall.
Damn, that’s impressive!
Great article.
Thanks for all your pings.
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“”the mainstream media and the Global Professional Outrage Machine have both ignored it.””
In 2014 Egypt destroyed over 2,000 Hamas tunnels at the same southern Gaza border. Egypt used major explosives, and even pumped the Mediterranean water into the tunnels.
I do not remember one Drive-By Media creep mention it. Perhaps Israel could state they are following the Egyptian model for Middle East peace.
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Years ago I drove across the Hungarian border. The lady at border control seemed like a Soviet Babushka, and wanted to see our passports and have us open the trunk to our car. Lots of luggage, but she wasn’t interested...pushed us along.
Later on, I realized she was simply looking for ‘migrants’, and now she is a HERO of mine!
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