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In reply to the discussion: Israel Begins Pumping Seawater Into Hamas's Gaza Tunnels - Per Wall Street Journal [View all]Nanjeanne
(6,591 posts)31. Can't speak to "them" but I'm concerned more about the hostages in the tunnels. As are the hostage families.
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Israel Begins Pumping Seawater Into Hamas's Gaza Tunnels - Per Wall Street Journal [View all]
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
OP
No military expert here, but that sounds like one of the stupidest plans I've ever heard
Walleye
Dec 2023
#1
Maybe they've done it successfully before, but it sounds like messing with mother nature to me
Walleye
Dec 2023
#9
Better than huge bombs. Those tunnels aren't civilian shelters. They belong to Hamas
LeftInTX
Dec 2023
#5
Hamas has declared that the tunnels are for their men, not for Gaza civilians
DavidDvorkin
Dec 2023
#66
Israel is already bombing Gaza to bits and Hamas is still sending rockets into Israel numerous times a day.
LeftInTX
Dec 2023
#72
Why would the dead bodies of innocent civilians, and not militants, be floating out of Hamas military structures?
Beastly Boy
Dec 2023
#32
Sure, because Israel right? Guessing you didn't flinch or cry "war crime" when
Maru Kitteh
Dec 2023
#44
Salt water WILL get in the aquifer causing long term devastation. Ignoring the fact they could be
hlthe2b
Dec 2023
#17
Either the future of Gaza or apparently the hostages. That's why the hostage families have been
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#18
Sounds extremely limited compared to the more than 800 tunnels reportedly there now.
hlthe2b
Dec 2023
#20
Stop trying to incite. I was polite with you and accused you of nothing. I expect the same in return.
hlthe2b
Dec 2023
#42
Israel is bombing the hell of out them and displacing everyone. Disease is rampant. Hospitals are closed.
LeftInTX
Dec 2023
#57
Will it? Hardly seems like enough water could be pumped to affect an aquifer
mathematic
Dec 2023
#63
The water in Gaza already has a large salt content. Flooding the tunnels will make what is left
Lonestarblue
Dec 2023
#29
Can't speak to "them" but I'm concerned more about the hostages in the tunnels. As are the hostage families.
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#31
The lives of the hostages are in the hands of Hamas, no matter where or in what condition they are.
Beastly Boy
Dec 2023
#34
Well the hostage families believe differently which is why they and many others are demonstrating
Nanjeanne
Dec 2023
#35
I say nothing Pres. Biden & administration AND the families of the abducted Israelis are not saying....
hlthe2b
Dec 2023
#51
I guess that no one thought that sections of tunnels are separated by water tight doors?
WarGamer
Dec 2023
#36