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There are so many things you can do between nothing and full on invasion. Your question cannot possibly be in good faith.
There are so many things you can do between nothing and full on invasion. Your question cannot possibly be in good faith.
Yeah, I admittedly chose the latter :)
I admittedly haven’t read the material, but your quoted text sounds very vague and indirect. Perhaps there was more content that was more direct and concrete.
Ah, that makes sense
Yeah, pretty much as Flex at 97% which is a nice comparison.
Edit: See mattd’s comment
Why is that?
I think most civilians in Gaza are busy trying to survive. People are starving and trying to avoid being killed. Constantly moving. Even if starving refugees did run in to one of the hostages, how and to who would they relay this information? And with that information relayed, what could the informant expect happen to the the camp that they stay in?
Would you mind clarifying what you think is misleading in the title?