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Muna Hussaini
Making Good Trouble - Senior Director, Strategic Programs - Soccer Mom - Muslim
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The #data makes clear that the strategy from the start was to make Gaza uninhabitable.
Despite being 10 months into this genocide, I have separately read that;
- most of the tunnels are still intact - something like 80% 2 months ago
- Hamas is still mostly intact- a few brigades were inoperable but they are starting to be active again
- and they haven’t had to do much work to recruit and fill their ranks - I wonder why?
With this much bombing, I can’t credibly believe that bringing the hostages home was ever a goal. Considering the use of the Hannibal directive on October 7th, this graphic speaks to this point.
With the support of 5 global super powers and the BILLIONS of dollars pouring into this effort, what has been accomplished? It’s quite clear what the goals are and have been.
The Bloomberg article says “The majority of the debris is destroyed housing, and its distribution across the Strip roughly mimics Gaza's population density before the war.”
But there are two quotes that strike me the most.
(1) “The task (of removing the debris) will be complicated by unexploded bombs, dangerous contaminants and human remains under the rubble.”
(2) Property rights and difficulties in finding disposal sites for contaminated debris willl further complicate the process. Rebuilding Gaza could cost far more than $80 billion, when taking into account hidden expenses like the long term impact of a labor market devastated by death, injury and trauma, according to Daniel Egel, a senior economist at California-based think tank RAND. "You can rebuild a building, but how do you rebuild the lives of a million children?"
And it's not clear who is going to pay”.
Something is truly wrong with our world and our leadership. No, our humanity, or lack thereof, is on full display.
That this genocide is on-going for 10 months while folks just go on with business as usual is astounding. That we can quantify the “cost” of destruction in this way makes me sick.
Day 317 of US-backed Israeli genocide on Gaza.
Source: Bloomberg - https://lnkd.in/eHeShxUj
My blood is boiling in a way I have never experienced. Is there a way to “process” my emotions and control them so that I can go through my day and put on a “normal” face?
At least 100 people were shredded to death at the morning prayer. Do you know who wakes up for the pre-dawn prayer? The sweetest, most devoted…. The ones who fight off the honey grip of sleep to say I will show devotion to my God and stand in gratitude.
These people who have been displaced countless times and have no basic amenities. And they are showing gratitude.
The Gazans who were left behind had to watch helplessly. They could not even put out the fire because Israel has shut off the water and destroyed the water infrastructure.
And I’m guessing many are injured, but they will not receive treatment. There are no functioning hospitals. Forget that, there’s no soap.
Have you ever felt gratitude for having soap and water?
I thought seeing humans flattened by a bulldozer was the worst. What sound does a human make as they are run over?
What did it sound like when the detainee lying down and blindfolded at Sde Temain were forced to listen to prison guards raping and sodomizing a prisoner for 10 minutes? What does it sound like when 100 humans are shredded to death?
The only thing I hear is our silence.
Is this why Maya Angelou didn’t speak for 6 years?
