Scenes From the Gaza Mall
While Hamas and their willing accomplices in the mainstream media and human rights anti-Israel organizations continue to perpetuate the lie that Gaza is a “concentration camp” – replete with widespread starvation and suffering – here are images they do not want you to see (hat tip: Elder of Ziyon).
"Look at what the Israeli soldier did to me, mother. I am humiliated!"
Sure, it looks like plenty of food, but are there mangos? Oh, the inhumanity!
"I can't wait to show off my new hairstyle.... or not."
"Dear me, I can't believe I am already shopping for Mahmoud's bomb vest. They blow up so quickly these days."
"Ok, who's the smart arse who put up the Christmas decorations?"
After dying at the hands of the brutual Zionists, Farfur was able to find work in the mall, albeit in a female guise (AP)
Update: More on Gaza’s new luxury mall:
The Gaza Center for shopping the first shopping mall in the Gaza Strip is owned by a group of partners, investors, and consists of the Mall of two levels: the ground is a fast-food restaurant and hypermarket has all the needs of the family and institutions, while the upper floor is dedicated to clothes, shoes, accessories, jewelry, children’s games
Where the center is characterized by many advantages, namely:
1 – Location: It is located in the sand beside a mosque near the bottom of the Treasure Tower blessing
2 – Air-conditioning: the center is equipped with central units adjustment
3 – Service Delivery: The center provides the customers to connect all their needs to the house for free
4 – Parking: the Centre has a car park below the tower can be used shopper
5 – Men’s Security: Provider of the Centre security men on 24-hour
6 – surveillance cameras: Centre equipped with the latest surveillance cameras and alarms
7 – reception: is characterized by the center staffed reception and a protocol to guide customers
8 – Deposit: The center has a dedicated place to put the secretariats of clients and arms
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A shopping center next to a mosque. I assume they will be sending off missles from there ,or at least store arms.
You meanie they are suffering thanks to israel um not bothering them………what about the children?
/Sarc
And Auschwitz had a swimming pool and an orchestra. I guess that means it's ridiculous to call it a "concentration camp" since it had some minor "luxury" accommodations.
Perfect name. You are truly O's Dog! How's that lobotomy healing up?
you sick bastard
that "swimming pool" was used for guards
that orchestra played jews to the gas chambers
holocaust revisionists need not post here….or anywhere for that matter….blow your sick brains out and make the world a better place
and that is my tikun olam message for the day
I'd help you out with your last suggestion.
This is obviously not a luxury mall. Taking a few pictures of the nicer parts is propaganda. This “mall” is perhaps the size of a modest store in the US. This was built to help boost morale, and is mostly composed of a grocery store (which is a rarity in Gaza to begin with). This “luxury” is only enjoyed by the few people in Gaza who live above the poverty line. Don’t fool yourselves, they are suffering there.
O-Dog, I guess it depends on who is partaking of the minor luxuries.
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O-Dog, I don't think that mall could be considered to have "minor" luxuries. I live in small town in America whose mall isn't half as nice as that one. This Gaza mall actually compares quite well to some I saw growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.
Ain't it terrible, the Israelis are forcing those people to live with the same kind of malls they have in one of the most affluent (and furthest left) parts of America.
This cannot possibly be true. You must have never been to a mall, or have grown up in a particularly rural area of the states.
Wow, one stop shopping and a place to store your arms?
To quote "Joliet" Jake Blues "This mall has everything."
Well except Ladies security…
Wait a minute now, where are you hiding the real pictures of the refugee camps? Where are the rows and rows of tents, flapping in the dusty desert winds, and the half-naked children with distended bellies? Where are the horseflies the size of kittens landing on their faces? Soup lines serving bowls of watery gruel? Where have you hidden them???
That’s because they spent the money on the mall instead of upgrading the conditions their refugees live in….
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We've been documenting for a while the "humanitarian crisis on Gaza" with pictures taken from Palestinian media, here's a heart-wrenching example :
articulos-interesantes.blogspot.com/2010/07/ghettos.html
Here's another link with images from Gaza during the Eid holiday, November 2009. Rampant famine, indeed…. http://www.paltoday.ps/arabic/News-64161.html
I wouldn't be surprised if you could even buy a bag of pork rinds there.
Wow fresh fruit!!! these guys must be rich!! what do you want to see babies dieing in the street from starvation.
Well, that's what you are claiming.
There are plenty of Jewish kids in Israel who would love some fresh fruit. Or some milk or formula that's not cut 50% with water. Or maybe an egg or two.
How about sending them some aid?
likewise in the USA
Really? Where?
In every city, in every state of the US there is someone who is without food, and at least one of those someones is a child.
Don’t expect this to be like Africa, but there are children in Gaza experiencing the long-term effects of malnutrition.
Curious, the obesity rate in Gaza hovers between 30 and 40%. Those are Western levels.
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LOL I saw Santa at one of these pictures (of the restaurant) somewhere. This mall and area wants for nothing.
I'm sure Israel has 100's of areas to shop with far more products then these made in china products. and CLOWNS!!! KIDS in GAZA arn't aloud to have fun apparently. According to Israel. This is disgraceful Israel attempting to bash Gaza for having a place to shop. Why not shutdown your malls first then complain.
Nambi, I prefer to think you are deliberately missing the point as opposed to too being unclever to see it in the first place. That way there's "hope" for you.
All the money (or even some) that went into this mall and restaurant Roots could go towards feeding and housing the "poor people" of Gaza. Instead, we will hear next week about the food shortages and evil Israel who keeps food out of children's mouths.
It's people like you that made Allied forces decide to require Germans to tour the camps and see what they allowed to happen. Stop and think if you want to ever find yourself in that sorry state.
Congratulations Gaza you now have a mall that resembles a shopping place in some of the poorest areas of the USA. I wonder how long it will take for Israel to find a reason to bomb it, then claim there were some sort of terrorism coming out of the mall.
Poorest areas? Did you happen to see the restaurant's 12-page menu?
You people miss the point. Does darfur area has a mall? Are the poor , starving children of africa go to shop for Lacoste every second friday?
For both cases – NO.
These people are, just to show you that there is no “crisis” or “poor starving kids”. just the well funded palestinian propaganda machine.
Anybody want to guess that "Nambi" and "Mikie" are the same person?
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So what's the point if there is a shopping mall?
Having one or several malls in a 1.5million city does not mean there is no poverty, malnutrition, high unemployment, high death percentage at birth, that 1/3 of schools are still not usable because of the last Israeli war or that Israel is respecting the International law, the UN declarations or that has the right to occupy the lands it is occupying and place colonists wherever it fancies.
PS and what's the point in making fun of some Palestinian lady hair style or dress? I'm not Muslim, Christian or Jews and neighter Arab, Israeli or Australian but I believe it is not really polite to make fun of other people's hairstyles, styles, cultures or habits. I think this world is also beautiful because it is different and people wear different things in their heads. What a boring planet would be one where everybody wears a baseball hat on his head.
There is more poverty in Turkey than in Gaza. Gaza should be sending a flotilla back to Turkey, where life expectancy and infant mortality is higher. The Israelis are definitely not colonists! If so, why did they withdraw from Gaza? As for the hairstyles, the point is if you are required to cover up in a veil, why bother with any styling? The Palestinian women have no rights to express themselves.
I suppose indoors. After all, married Jewish women also cover up outdoors. My wife points out the fancy clothes Muslim women buy for when they are indoors..
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alhamdulillah, despite the fact that palestinians are being terrorized by damn zionist jews terrorists, they are being blessed by having such a modern market to live with.
Imeant their hair, not their face.
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What do we have here, romel? A German Muslim/Muslim lover! Now that's what you call hitting the jackpot in the filth department.
For goodness sake, to all the anti-Israel idiots, you are TOTALLY missing the point!!…we're not saying that ordinary Palestinians don't deserve to enjoy lovely shopping malls and nice food and clothes – in an ideal world it would be a wonderful thing if everyone got to enjoy the good life (including Africans, who are in a MUCH MUCH worse position!). We're just saying that it's ridiculous propaganda for Hamas to claim that Palestinians are living like "prisoners" in "concentration camps", when it's obvious that their standard of living is reasonably good. It is unethical propaganda to grossly mislead the public in this way by asking for "humanitarian aid", and trying to "break the blockade". Such false comparisons between Gaza and the Holocaust are also intended to be deliberately offensive by to Jews by trying to minimise their suffering. It is also a blood libel to imply that Israelis are DELIBERATELY trying to kill Palestinian civilians (altho Hamas IS trying to deliberately kill Israeli citizens!) – if genocide was their intention, they're obviously not very skilful at it, because the Palestinian population is INCREASING not decreasing!
Israel: See? They are doing just fine! They have AIR-CONDITIONERS! Sure they are denied from access to food and water supplies and the electricity in Gaza rarely ever stays on for 24 hours straight but they got Air-conditioners and they should be thankful to us!
Hilarious how you disgusting, bunch of racists are using Palestinian's own efforts as a card to somehow show-off glorious israel 'compassion' for the Palestinian, cause they allow them to have malls, just not the rest of their lives.
Zimbabwe has malls, Papua New Guinea has malls, Sri Lanka has malls.
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Wow, you obviously didn’t bomb them enough, or kill enough of them, or take enough of their land. They still have one whole mall!
And you mock them, for having one mall.
Nobody would tolerate your kind of racism against Jews. And I don’t tolerate it against men, women and children of Palestine.
Your epidermis is showing.
Pedro and lol – go back and read Naomi’s comment above. Your knowledge and understanding of Israel and Gaza is sorely lacking, and stop jumping to stupid conclusions like assuming we don’t want Gazans to have shopping malls and air conditioners. If you are so worried about these Gazans, go complain to Hamas. For starters, Israel is sending them thousands of tonnes of food and medical aid, while Hamas is shooting them for having music at weddings.
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