Comments by "unionjack jackson" (@unionjackjackson4352) on "Tanks roll into Rafah leaving ‘360 degree devastation’ in Khan Yunis" video.

Or he doesn’t support hamas and Gaza like a fool would.
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@Validifyed are you really saying the hostages, who were forced into harms way, should be treated the same as those that supported and celebrated their government starting this war?
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@michael37377 that’s because they support their government, however there have been some protests in Israel regarding the hostages. Now how about Gaza? Any protests there?
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@michael37377 when was that offered? A better offer was accepted by Gaza in 2005, they had self governance, control of their border, full sovereignty, all settlers were forced out of their territory, all Israeli military were withdrawn, basically Gaza was in essence an separate and independent country. That is until they decided to attack Israel on October 7.
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Where is the footage of this so called devastation then? Saying it isn’t proving it is it? Besides that, it should only be buildings damaged no casualties. The residents had plenty of time to leave. Another point, wouldn’t it be a bit foolish to destroy buildings and block roads roads with their debris if you intend to capture a city?
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@michael37377 yet they have done absolutely nothing against hamas have they?
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@michael37377 what sort of state was offered exactly?
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@michael37377 why did you turn to using lies mate? Gaza and the West Bank are separate, hamas does not govern the West Bank do they? Until the October 7 attack the people of Gaza could com and go as they pleased, many had jobs in Israel, the only restrictions were at the Egyptian border. Are you suggesting Israel shouldn’t have any border controls whatsoever? As for the rest, Israel was restricting the movement of arms to Gaza for obvious reasons. Israel provides a small percentage of gas and electricity to Gaza, the gazan government has had 18 years to build power statins and source alternative suppliers. They’ve had the money to do it from the millions they received in aid from around the world. Israel has not broken any ceasefire at all, hamas has broken all the ceasefires that have been agreed.
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@michael37377 what proof do you have for any of this? A siege means no one can leave, yet gazans were leaving not only to work in Gaza but to live in other countries, humza yousef is married to a woman from Gaza, how is that possible if Gaza is under siege? I’ll ask again, Is hamas the government of the West Bank? Did the people of the West Bank vote for hamas? Where did Gaza withdraw from? How and when did Israel break the ceasefire?
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@slynskey333 why does that matter? Their point is sound regardless.
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@darrennandrewfitness2836 it’s war
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@StillAliveAndKicking_ bull. They had more than a few days to leave, they only had to go ten miles in any direction to be safe. Staying wasn’t an option for self preservation.
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@michael37377 sinn fein didn’t achieve that. Now look at Ireland now, you surrendered your hard fought independence to Brussels and are now seen as second class citizens by your own government, you’ve been betrayed by Sinn Fein and the IRA.
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@boota1979 grow up
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@michael37377 proof? Where is your proof? Why aren’t you criticising Egypt? They control their border with Gaza do they not? Israel monitors weapon shipments as does Egypt and Jordan in the Mediterranean. Again I ask you about the former Scottish first ministers gazan wife! Palestine is a region not a country, there are multiple countries in the region. Stop saying it’s been 75 years, it’s ridiculous and idiotic, based on that the conflict will never end will it? The gazans will forever justify their hatred because of 1947. Fact is, that land has never belonged to the people of Gaza or the West Bank, for over two thousand years it has belonged to multiple empires.
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Oh please!
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What is?
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Where? Why are there any people in rafah? Why didn’t they leave when they had the chance?
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What rubble? Did you see footage of it in this video?
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