Israel sending ground troops into Gaza

[Guest shiloh357]

What Israel's enemies fail to mention is that Egypt has three "medical cities" set up for the injured Gazans, and are willing to allow them to cross over into Egypt for treatment. Israel has also agree to allow this. However, Hamas will not allow the injured to get that treatment unless Egypt will allow weapons and more Qassams to be brought across the same border. Egypt has refused that demand.

So, Hamas is refusing medical treatment to their own injured simply because Egypt won't let them bring weapons across the border. It shows that Hamas' concern is not the welfare of their own people. They are willing to keep their own injured hostage and in doing so risk raising the death toll even farther as the injured die needlessly or suffer from very dangerous infections from their untreated injuries.

I hope Israel exterminates Hamas.

[mizzdy]

What Israel's enemies fail to mention is that Egypt has three "medical cities" set up for the injured Gazans, and are willing to allow them to cross over into Egypt for treatment. Israel has also agree to allow this. However, Hamas will not allow the injured to get that treatment unless Egypt will allow weapons and more Qassams to be brought across the same border. Egypt has refused that demand.

So, Hamas is refusing medical treatment to their own injured simply because Egypt won't let them bring weapons across the border. It shows that Hamas' concern is not the welfare of their own people. They are willing to keep their own injured hostage and in doing so risk raising the death toll even farther as the injured die needlessly or suffer from very dangerous infections from their untreated injuries.

I hope Israel exterminates Hamas.

Would you happen to have a link for this, I would like to share it with a friend who still believes hamas is doing all they can for their people.

[Guest shiloh357]

What Israel's enemies fail to mention is that Egypt has three "medical cities" set up for the injured Gazans, and are willing to allow them to cross over into Egypt for treatment. Israel has also agree to allow this. However, Hamas will not allow the injured to get that treatment unless Egypt will allow weapons and more Qassams to be brought across the same border. Egypt has refused that demand.

So, Hamas is refusing medical treatment to their own injured simply because Egypt won't let them bring weapons across the border. It shows that Hamas' concern is not the welfare of their own people. They are willing to keep their own injured hostage and in doing so risk raising the death toll even farther as the injured die needlessly or suffer from very dangerous infections from their untreated injuries.

I hope Israel exterminates Hamas.

Would you happen to have a link for this, I would like to share it with a friend who still believes hamas is doing all they can for their people.

From Arutz Sheva:

Aid to Gaza Continues

by Maayana Miskin

(IsraelNN.com) As IAF strikes and terrorist rocket attacks continued Monday, Defense Minister Ehud Barak ordered the Kerem Shalom crossing remain open in order to allow the transfer of supplies to Gaza. Dozens of Egyptian trucks entered Gaza with basic food items and humanitarian aid.

The Erez crossing was also opened in order to allow ambulances donated by Turkey to enter Gaza. The ambulances carried medicine, medical equipment, food and thousands of units of blood. The supplies were donated by the United Nations' World Food Program, the UN's Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) and Doctors Without Borders.

Defense officials said the crossings would be opened on Tuesday as well.

In addition to opening crossings to allow medical supplies to Gaza, Israel has brought dozens of Gaza residents to Israel for treatment. Egyptian officials said Monday that they had offered to treat those wounded in IAF strikes as well, but that Hamas had prevented the transfer of patients to Egyptian hospitals.

Hamas denied delaying patients' transfer, and said it was facing difficulty in moving the patients due to Israeli airstrikes. Relations between Hamas and Egypt have deteriorated lately, with Hamas failing to attend Egyptian-mediated meetings and Egyptian officials blaming Hamas for Israeli operations in Gaza.

Egyptian officials said Monday that doctors, ambulances and helicopters would be on standby at the Gaza border, waiting for patients to be transferred out.

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It's funny cause Hamas forces clashed with Egypt at the southern border. Funny how they couldn't get the patients to Egypt, but the airstrikes created no problems in transporting Hamas fighters to the same border. Shows their real priority.