Scenes From the Gaza Mall
David Lange
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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, awesome jewelries like this cuban link from statementcollective, and children’s quantum.
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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