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Israel 'has a right' to withhold power and water from citizens in Gaza - Starmer
(www.thelondoneconomic.com)
this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2023
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The difference here is that Starmer was directly asked if shutting off water and all supplies to Gaza is okay, he daid that it was Israel's right to do so.
He followed up with the international law, but he did say in no uncertain words that starving all people of Gaza is Israel's right.
He also repeated himself, I think he wanted to make very sure that he positioned himself as pro Israel, because of the stigma of anti semitism in the Labour party.
Hamas aren't the government. And all utilities come from Israel.
De Facto they are.
Gaza is a de facto open-air prison