The US has got its priorities all wrong with this new peace plan 
. Israel's withdrawal east of the yellow line doesn't really mean they're committed to making Gaza safe for civilians, it just means they're trying to shift the blame on Hamas. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are still struggling to get basic necessities like food and water. It's all about spin control, if you ask me 
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And let's not forget that this plan is basically a Trojan horse for Israel's expansion plans in Gaza. What they're really trying to do is keep the Palestinian population under control while pretending to be interested in peace negotiations. I'm calling foul on this one
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It's also worrying that international law isn't being taken seriously here. Civilians should always be protected, regardless of their proximity to a potential danger zone. It's not about whether there's a warning sign or not, it's about basic human rights
. Trump's plan is just going to make things worse in the long run 
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. Israel's withdrawal east of the yellow line doesn't really mean they're committed to making Gaza safe for civilians, it just means they're trying to shift the blame on Hamas. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are still struggling to get basic necessities like food and water. It's all about spin control, if you ask me .And let's not forget that this plan is basically a Trojan horse for Israel's expansion plans in Gaza. What they're really trying to do is keep the Palestinian population under control while pretending to be interested in peace negotiations. I'm calling foul on this one
.It's also worrying that international law isn't being taken seriously here. Civilians should always be protected, regardless of their proximity to a potential danger zone. It's not about whether there's a warning sign or not, it's about basic human rights
. Trump's plan is just going to make things worse in the long run .
I mean, can you believe the stats on Gaza's population? Like, 2 million people living in one of the most densely populated places on earth 
. And now, they're stuck with this yellow line thingy that makes it hard for them to access basic necessities like food and water 
. It's like, what's the point of having a "yellow line" if it doesn't even make sense to the people living there? 
. And with this new yellow line, things are only gonna get worse 
. The economic situation in Gaza is already super bleak - we're talking poverty rates of over 50% 
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Like, what's the criteria for what's considered a "danger zone"? Is it even possible to define that? 
. Meanwhile, Gaza is struggling to access basic services and people are dying 
. Can we not find a way to balance security with human rights here? 