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a) Ambassador Reveals Truth About Media Coverage of Israel

Friends, 22.03.25 22:00 hours

We spent a very pleasant 5 days in Eilat last week together with another couple

and were not disturbed at all by the Houthis! It was interesting to meet the hotel’s

members of staff serving in the dining room and cleaning the rooms. All were from

Jordan and were most pleasant and efficient in their work. A member of the

management told me that 1500 Jordanians arrive at the border at Aqaba each

morning at 6:00 am and after completing the crossing get on to the buses

provided by each hotel so they are available for work from 7:00 am. Following a

full day’s work they then return to Jordan. Another member of staff told me that it

is a very successful arrangement and the harmony amongst the staff is first class.

CEASE FIRE ENDS. On Tuesday, it was clear “negotiations” were not going

anywhere with Hamas sticking to its demands that

a) The IDF withdraws totally from Gaza (arms can flow freely into Gaza)

b) There will a free flow of humanitarian aid (each shipment brings millions to

Hamas)

c) Massive supply of tents for the Gazans 9agasin providing income to Hamas)

d) A commitment to rebuild Gaza!!

e) NO commitment to release all hostages

Consequently, the IDF launched a surprise attack on the Gaza Strip after Hamas

refused to release the hostages under conditions set by Israel, the attack

consisting of 30+ airstrikes, drone strikes, and naval bombardment.

The IDF is widely and proactively attacking mid-level Hamas commanders, senior

figures in Hamas' political wing, and Hamas' terror infrastructure.

White House Spokesperson: ‘Israeli attacks are coordinated with us, all hell is

about to break loose.’ ‘Hamas could have released hostages and extended the

ceasefire, but instead chose refusal and war.’

HUMANITARIAN AID. Testifying before the UN Security Council, Eli Sharabi, a

former Israeli hostage, gave a chilling account of Hamas’s exploitation of

humanitarian aid in Gaza. He emphasized that the issue is not a lack of aid but

Hamas's systematic theft of it.

“There is no lack of aid in Gaza. Hamas is stealing it, stealing it from its own

people,” Sharabi stated. “Let me tell you as an eyewitness what happened to that

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aid. Hamas stole it.” He added, “Hamas eats like kings while hostages starve,” and

reinforced that “Hamas steals from civilians.”

His powerful testimony highlights Hamas's ongoing abuse of international

assistance intended for Gazan civilians, revealing the terror group’s prioritization

of its fighters over the basic needs of the population and hostages.

ON LEAVING ISRAEL - there was a report some months ago noting that the

numbers of people leaving Israel had significantly increased over past years.

It turns out that more than half of the immigrants leaving are natives of Russia or

the Ukraine, fleeing their war, who immigrated to Israel the previous year. In

short - refugees from Ukraine and Russia who stopped here for a moment, got a

sought-after Israeli passport and absorption benefits, and then took off for their

next destination in the world. Moreover - contrary to the claim about a brain drain,

in reality the rate of qualified people among the emmigrants dropped, not soared.

Stuart Palmer

Web www.cohav.org

Blog www.haifadiarist.blgspot.com

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