Well, less “interesting”, and more exactly the stance I’d expect Netanyahu and his brain trust to take towards citizens of a country that predominately don’t buy his militaristic bullshit.
An estimated 8,000 foreign and dual nationals, and their immediate dependents, are trying to leave Gaza, a DFA spokeswoman said.
“The evacuations are being managed country by country on a phased basis, it will take some time for this process to be completed,” she said. “Irish citizens are not included in today’s list, but we continue to urgently seek to have Irish citizens included on the list in the coming days.
Why aren’t they on the list currently? What is stopping the process from being allowed for all citizens of other nations? Other than bloodlust, that is…
It could be reprisal for general Irish policy towards Israel. Irish has opposed Israel since before its formation, denouncing it as another Partition of Ireland, for context.
This must be so scary. All the civilians are just fish in a barrel with nowhere to hide.
“It’s not safe here in Khan Yunis, to be honest. There is no safe place here in Gaza. Safe does not exist. There’s bombs everywhere. Air strikes. There was an air strike 500 metres away from my house.
“Everybody here in Gaza lost something. I know many of my friends who lost their houses in the north. I know people who lost their families and personally I lost my cousin. He was a good young man. He was working as a barber to help his family with money and for himself to get married. He was killed and murdered by an Israeli air strike.”
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