Get the message out: If Gazans return to areas not completely razed,

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razed, it will be a disaster Dr. Aaron Lerner 18 December 2023 I’m going
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Get the message out: If Gazans return to areas not completely razed, it will
be a disaster
Dr. Aaron Lerner 18 December 2023

I’m going to be sending this message out in English and Hebrew so that it is
easy to forward.

I am taking this unusual step because it appears that we are going to buckle
to American pressure to allow Gazans to return to areas north of Wadi Gaza
without properly processing those areas.

Let’s be clear about the situation in the areas we have “cleaned out”.

We remain profoundly clueless regarding what is in those areas that we have
yet to find.

And to make matters worse: the more dangerous the hidden strategic
stockpiles and tunnels are, the fewer Gazans know about their existence,
making it very likely that none of the terrorists we have captured may even
know about them, even if they wanted to tell us.

Allow the Gazans back into this area and we have no idea what we will face
there in the very near future.

I get no comfort from Defense Minister Galant’s assurances that the areas
would be under “a different leadership, elements that aren’t threatening.”

If Mahatma Gandhi himself led the neighborhood, he would be no match for the
Hamas terrorists readily willing to slaughter Gazans who decline to follow
their instructions.

There is only one way to “sterilize” an area, and that is to raze all the
buildings and literally shave off enough layers of land to expose any tunnel
shafts, followed by pouring cement slabs to serve as both the foundations
for new construction and to effectively seal off access to anything missed.

This process takes a fraction of the time of any other attempt to clear out
weapons and tunnels at a considerably lower risk to our soldiers.

It also makes possible the implementation of a serious, well-organized,
emergency construction program, rather than the structurally dangerous and
terribly inadequate housing that the helter-skelter construction which would
otherwise take place.

Consider the 1,000 unit Keetwonen shipping container apartment complex in
Amsterdam. Its footprint is so small that the entire population of the Gaza
Strip could be easily housed in such units inside the city limits of Gaza
City with room to spare.

Gazans could be gainfully employed converting 40-foot containers into
apartment modules stacked on the cement slabs, while the installation of
infrastructure takes advantage of the fact that pipes, etc., can be laid out
before the shaved-off land is returned to its place.

Mr. Biden can even have his photo op of Gazans moving into neighborhoods of
clean new modular apartments well before Election Day.

This is not a pipe dream.

In sharp contrast, it’s a reckless pipe dream to think that simply allowing
Gazans to return to areas after a cursory search will work out.

Want a reality check? Take a look at what’s happening with the aid trucks as
they are openly hijacked by armed terrorists.

If such a well-defined operation can’t run properly, how in the world can
one suggest that returning Gazans to a mix of rubble and structurally
dangerous buildings could possibly work out.

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