The deadline is over. Israel had given until four in the afternoon (local time, two minutes past in Lisbon) for more than a million Palestinians to leave the north of the Gaza Strip heading south. On these dates, the Sabbath also comes to an end, a holy day in Judaism that, despite the war, passed almost like any other.
After counting the days, those living near Gaza began counting the hours. Saturday also sows almost total silence in the streets, but also leaves the streets and roads of Jerusalem deserted.
It would be tedious to wait for two cars to pass by, and even the police vehicles are stopped, guarding the streets where the only human beings are foreigners, more or less alienated criminals or ultra-Orthodox Jews, the latter so believing that they don’t think it could happen to them. nothing. They sit outside the house rehearsing religious songs.
The holy day ends at sunset. Coincidence or not, it really fits with the end of the deadline given by the Israeli army for the withdrawal of more than a million Palestinians who are in the northern part of the Gaza Strip towards the south.
There is no silence or peace there. The Palestinians continue to be bombed and Hamas’ rocket wheels do not ignore the warning signals on mobile phones, sometimes indicating infiltrations by alleged terrorists or attacks that may be simultaneous in several parts of the country.
Source: TSF
