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This is a real humanitarian crisis.
If vulnerable people want to come into Sinai, should Egypt let them in?
Come on.
You know, let us be serious.
There is no what's so-called voluntary displacement or forced displacement.
Displacement is displacement.
The Israeli intention is to eradicate people from their homeland.
But I'm talking about the Palestinian people.
If they want to flee on their own volition because they are nervous, should they not
be allowed in?
If those will leave their own homeland, they will not be entitled to go back.
And that would be the liquidation of the Palestinian cause.
And we will not allow this to happen.
If you are making life miserable, unbearable, if you are starving people, if you have a
man-made famine and starvation, if you are killing people systematically on a daily basis,
this is not a voluntary displacement.
You are pushing people out of their homeland.
And this is not acceptable.
It is in clear violation to the Geneva Convention, to all norms.
Why?
There is no ethical or logical or legal basis for pushing people from their homeland.
By making life miserable, you are pushing people outside their land.
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