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The purpose of this article is to explore a thought experiment about the future of Gaza. Yes, the situation looks grim today. Yes, the situation might get worse in the short term. But in 6 months or 12 months, barring some sort of nuclear exchange or a World War 3 situation in the Middle East, things will have calmed down. At that point, we are going to be back where we were in September. So what can be done? Here are some thoughts.

The purpose of this article is to explore a thought experiment about the future of Gaza. Yes, the situation looks grim today. Yes, the situation might get worse in the short term. But in 6 months or 12 months, barring some sort of nuclear exchange or a World War 3 situation in the Middle East, things will have calmed down. At that point, we are going to be back where we were in September. So what can be done? Here are some thoughts.

From the blog of Naphtali Perlberger at The Times of Israel

Chapman Freeborn’s humanitarian team has successfully chartered aid flights to the affected regions from the USA, UAE, Germany, Spain, Belgium, India, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Singapore, and the...

Here you've got global elites in davos. in a country with one of the smallest governments, closed borders and a homogeneous culture preaching at the rest of us that we need a command and control economy, command and control government, open our borders and the culture identity is an evil thing. they are all hypocrites who want control and they are happy to enrich themselves. al gore is the chief example of it. >> hannity: jessica, let me give you an opportunity. i laid out all the money that american taxpayers pay, the tens and tens and billions of dollars to all these international organizati...