Israel sets in motion plan for Gaza concentration camps run by CIA-trained mercenaries: Report
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Palestinians in Gaza would be forced to live in 'humanitarian bubbles' where entry and access to food would be based on biometric identification

The latest genocidal plot against Gaza involves the direct involvement of US mercenaries. Snip:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet is expected to approve a plan to establish concentration camps in Gaza, operated by mercenaries from a private security firm run by former US and Israeli intelligence officials and special forces commanders, Yedioth Ahronoth reported on 22 October.

The US security firm, GDC, plans to establish “humanitarian bubbles” in Gaza. The Israeli army will be tasked with “clearing” any such bubble of Hamas fighters and erecting a separation wall around it within 48 hours.

Entry to these compounds will be prohibited except for residents who live in the neighborhood and submit to biometric identification.

Regarding the plan, US journalist Dan Cohen reports that “the Biden administration has approved the deployment of 1,000 CIA-trained private mercenaries as part of a joint US-Israeli plan to turn Gaza’s apocalyptic rubble scape into a high-tech dystopia.”

  • SkingradGuard [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    26 days ago

    I hope the liberals who supported this administration can look back at this tragedy in a decade and despair.

    They won’t. Even the ones that virtue signal about being against the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, don’t really mean it. It’s just focus grouped campaigning.

        • Ildsaye [they/them]@hexbear.netEnglish
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          26 days ago

          Means testing is the practice of limiting eligibility for social programs based on poor people’s income, assets, etc. The amount of resources it ostensibly saves the government is usually soaked right back up by the armies of clerks needed to perform all the extra processing and surveilling entailed. It is an absurd and cruel practice, but it doesn’t seem to be what you’re talking about.