![]() | By Jon_i_Cohen
July 16, 2010 | Share |
Economic circumstances have changed, there is NO humanitarian crisis in Gaza, in fact it is the total opposite, an overabundance of produce and products are driving prices down.
![]() | By Jon_i_Cohen
July 16, 2010 | Share |
Economic circumstances have changed, there is NO humanitarian crisis in Gaza, in fact it is the total opposite, an overabundance of produce and products are driving prices down.
18 July, 2010 - 10:09 Rate this: 3 points | jon, do you work as a sub-editor on the guardian? sub-editors are skilled at writing headlines that misrepresent or even contradict the article though i think even the guardian admits mistakes and publishes small-print corrections |
19 July, 2010 - 18:21 Rate this: 0 points | haha Jon will never admit he is wrong, or that Israeli policies are inhumane towards the Palestinians |
jose (not verified) 19 July, 2010 - 18:40 Rate this: 0 points | "Israeli policies are inhumane towards the Palestinians" Likewise, you will never admit that Palestinian policies are deadly (not just "inhumane") towards Israelis. Meanwhile, you haven't proven that there is any significant humanitarian crisis in Gaza. And you showed that you don't care about the real humanitarian crisis in Niger. Interesting bias, isn't it? |
happygoldfish
16 July, 2010 - 10:59
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Your headline "Gaza residents want the full blockade re-instated" is simply wrong … only manufacturers and retailers want certain israeli products banned …
this is reasonable … it is in nobody's interests to damage the gaza economy, and either israel should simply increase their prices to a less predatory level, or the hamas administration should impose a tariff on certain imports