Neither of your statements are true. IDF did not entice people to an area to bomb them. They are doing exactly the opposite. Indeed, they are bombing in the south because that's where portions of the incursion occurred, not because they've led people to get bombed. Keep in mind the entire area is small, with over 2 million inhabitants. If Israel wanted to kill as many non-combatants as they could, those first 250 sorties would've killed far, far more than the initial reported numbers. You know this, but it doesn't fit your narrative that Israel and Hamas are identical.
Egypt has discussed plans with the United States and others to provide humanitarian aid through its border with Gaza Strip but rejects any move to set up safe corridors for refugees fleeing the enclave, Egyptian security sources said on Wednesday.
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Egypt is moving to avert a mass exodus from the Gaza Strip into its Sinai Peninsula, as Israeli bombardment halted crossings at the main exit point from the Palestinian enclave on Tuesday, Gaza officials and Egyptian security sources said.
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From the NYT article I posted earlier:
I’m talking about the
bien-pensant for whom anti-Zionism — not just legitimate opposition to various aspects of Israeli policy, but the denial of Israel’s right to exist in any form — is a respectable political position, rather than simply an updated form of antisemitism. I’m talking about
United Nations rapporteurs and
once-great human-rights organizations who traffic in the lie that Israel deliberately created an “open-air prison” in Gaza, never mind that Gaza shares a border with Egypt, or that Israel vacated the territory nearly 20 years ago only to be repaid by endless assaults from above and below the ground.