How Israel Made Gaza The Worldâ€™s Biggest Prison

WaywardAscetic
Published on Jan 2, 2023
Often described as the worldâ€™s biggest prison, most of the world only pays attention to Gaza when its firing rockets at Israel. Itâ€™s a tiny territory with no control of its own borders or airspace. Most of its residents are refugees from just across the boundary with Israel who have almost no chance of ever leaving. Outside visitors are rare. Escape â€“ even during Israeli bombings â€“ is impossible. Most children have never known a full day of electricity. And these conditions arenâ€™t the result of some natural disaster â€“ theyâ€™re deliberate policy decisions.

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