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maxsolomon

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9. No doubt.

Reply to dutch777 (Reply #8)

Mon Dec 4, 2023, 03:53 PM

Dec 2023

Not to mention electrical infrastructure. Its zillions of dollars and decades of construction to get back to the conditions of 10/6, and who'll be on the hook for it? Probably the US. Not that we can go in and do the work ourselves...

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FT: How Israel Is Attacking Hamas's Vast Tunnel Network [View all] Tomconroy Dec 2023 OP

I don't see how they do much of this without killing hostages held in the tunnels. No good options. dutch777 Dec 2023 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author claudette Dec 2023 #2

Yes, and where do the Palestinians go and how do they live in just rubble with no working infrastructure? dutch777 Dec 2023 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author claudette Dec 2023 #4

It's a massive setback, for sure, but I don't believe maxsolomon Dec 2023 #6

If the vids I have seen are indicative, the plants may be there but all the pipes from houses to plants are dead. dutch777 Dec 2023 #8

No doubt. maxsolomon Dec 2023 #9

You mean these pipes? GuppyGal Dec 2023 #10

Israel is up against a sinister and ruthless enemy Beastly Boy Dec 2023 #5

There are no easy or even good options in this conflict peggysue2 Dec 2023 #7