Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Gaza babies dying from the cold as winter temperatures drop | BBC News" video.

@zainubumar Don't show empathy for this lie. It's tactical, called Taqiyya.
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This is not true
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Because it is not true. I just checked the weather forecast for Gaza City, The only way a baby dies from hypothermia in that climate is through parental neglect.
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I just checked the 10-Day weather forecast for Gaza City. T-Shirt weather. This story is nonsense.
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Not "F" that's "C". I just checked daytime 60 degrees F. Story is nonsense.
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Kristians in Jordan only 3% and restricted by law in government and academia. Arabs make up 20% of Israeli citizens. Show me the comparable in the region.
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During the Ottoman Empire, the region of Palestine included several key areas: Jerusalem: The political and religious center of the region. Jaffa: A major port city. Nablus: Known for its trade and industry. Hebron: An important religious and historical city. Gaza: A strategic coastal city. Beirut: Although now part of Lebanon, it was included in the administrative region during the Ottoman period. Acre (Akka): Another significant port city. These areas were part of the larger administrative division known as Ottoman Syria, which included modern-day Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel/Palestine
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@UltraTrev it's a lie with a little fact thrown in, a magic trick, the deception called al-Taqiyya.
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@mostafarah Israel is not occupied. Israel is recognized as a nation/state. There is no "P" in Arabic, yet the word Palestine, which is Indo-European, comes from Ancient Greece. Why take the name of a Western, Imperial Power?
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@mostafarah No, the borders of 1948 Israel is not what you are referring to. Christians make up 2% of Israel's citizenry. Turkey has less than 1%. You so funny.
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@mostafarah Christians and Druze serve on the Knesset in Israel, also on the Supreme Court and in the IDF. Supreme Court of Israel. Salim Joubran, who served from 2004 to 2017, received a permanent appointment to the Israeli Supreme Court. Joubran is of Christian Maronite heritage and affiliated with the Arab Christian community. Show me the comparable in Jordan or Saudi Arabia?
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@mostafarah ? Egypt, one was the last time Israel had Military Coups? Since World War II, Egypt has experienced several military coups. Here are the notable ones: 1952 Coup: The Free Officers Movement led by Gamal Abdel Nasser overthrew King Farouk. 1954 Coup: Nasser consolidated power, sidelining rivals within the government. 1970 Coup: Anwar Sadat replaced Nasser after his death. 2011 Coup: The Egyptian military removed President Hosni Mubarak during the Arab Spring. 2013 Coup: The military ousted President Mohamed Morsi after mass protests against his rule.
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@mostafarah Tunisia is an interesting case, it's been through a number of changes, one includes the Berber The Berbers, also known as Amazigh, are indigenous to North Africa, including Tunisia. Historically, they have faced various forms of marginalization and cultural assimilation, particularly during the Arabization process that began with the Arab conquests in the 7th and 8th centuries.
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As of 2024, the infant mortality rate in Jordan is 12.507 deaths per 1,000 live births. The UN reported in August 165,000 pregnancies in Gaza. That's 4K births each week. I'd say 6 deaths out of a 4K births would not be abnormal for the region.
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@Transformers-oe5jj Old Soviet propaganda taken up by Nasser and Yasser Arafat. Jews are ethnically tied to the land, too. Why should one group have autonomy and the other not? Jordan is 70% Palestinian. Most Gazans hail from Egypt. There are 1.9 million Arab citizens of Israel, fully 20% of the population. The UN just reported 165,000 pregnant women in Gaza as of August. What sort of "cleansing" is that? Is Tel-Aviv "occupied". Are the 450,000 Yemini Jews in Israel settler colonialists? Should they go back to Yemen?
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@Transformers-oe5jj Taqiyya, pure tactical propaganda, a magic trick of inversion.
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@notinmyname792 There are 165,000 pregnant women in Gaza as of August 2024 based on figures from the UN. Infant mortality is real, even in the best of times. 13c/55f is not too cold, but regardless, the Hamas news agency has lied since the beginning, they are tasked to lie, it's called Taqiyya.
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@ralph12d No, this is not about real "babies" but the avowed PR propaganda which exploits the ignorance of some and the willful ignorance of others. People lose children everyday, everywhere in the world. As of 2024, the infant mortality rate in Great Britain is 3.251 deaths per 1,000 live births. As of 2024, the infant mortality rate in Jordan is 12.507 deaths per 1,000 live births No war in Jordan but 3X higher than the UK. The UN reported in August 165,000 pregnancies in Gaza, I checked. While there are no infant mortality rates listed, 6 out of 1,000 births would not be abnormal.
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There are at least 100,000 refugees in Egypt from Gaza. How many babies dying there from lack of care, which the Egyptian government is restricting.
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@SadaK-tr6dm No, Israel did not let it happen, that's like saying the earth is flat or Apollo 11 was fake. find another rabbit hole. Maybe you think the paragliders were Israeli made and manned?
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@SadaK-tr6dm If Netanyahu did allow it, what a bold stroke which led to the collapse of Hezbollah, Assad, and soon Iran and Yemen. The Sunnis make Friends with Israel. Viola!
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As of early 2024, it's estimated that around 100,000 Palestinians from Gaza have fled to Egypt due to the ongoing conflict. These refugees face significant challenges, including lack of official recognition and limited aid. Many are struggling to navigate their new circumstances in Egypt, often without the necessary support to rebuild their lives. There are around 270,000 Palestinians residing in Lebanon, with a significant number living in 12 refugee camps. Life in these camps is challenging, with issues like overcrowding, poverty, and limited access to jobs and social services.
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