I'm good with that trade. Maybe we can thrown in a senile president for good measure. He said he needs treatment at Gaza Hospital.walkingstick » 20 Oct 2023, 4:08 pm » wrote: ↑ usa tourist dog being held by Hamas. usa sec of state will be traded for dog.
Do their cables run through the tunnel networks?Skans » 20 Oct 2023, 4:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Israelis have permitted one internet service provider to remain intact in Gaza. The lone provider standing between Palestinians and a total blackout is Paltel, the Palestine Telecommunications Company. While all nine of Gaza’s local internet service providers have stopped working, Paltel is the largest Palestinian provider, with connections in the Gaza Strip and throughout the region.
Currently enough of its broadband and phone service network remains intact for a substantial amount of communications to get outside of Gaza. However, Paltel said it anticipates a total balckout if any more of its underground lines running to Egypt and Israel are damaged. Yes, Israel allows Palestinians to use services established in Israel for communication purposes. They may be re-thinking that.
As long as he stays away from the parking lot....Skans » 20 Oct 2023, 4:16 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm good with that trade. Maybe we can thrown in a senile president for good measure. He said he needs treatment at Gaza Hospital.
They are SO Christian. I just admire them SO much - how generous they are.Skans » 20 Oct 2023, 4:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Israelis have permitted one internet service provider to remain intact in Gaza. The lone provider standing between Palestinians and a total blackout is Paltel, the Palestine Telecommunications Company. While all nine of Gaza’s local internet service providers have stopped working, Paltel is the largest Palestinian provider, with connections in the Gaza Strip and throughout the region.
Currently enough of its broadband and phone service network remains intact for a substantial amount of communications to get outside of Gaza. However, Paltel said it anticipates a total balckout if any more of its underground lines running to Egypt and Israel are damaged. Yes, Israel allows Palestinians to use services established in Israel for communication purposes. They may be re-thinking that.
This is appalling!Skans » 20 Oct 2023, 4:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Israelis have permitted one internet service provider to remain intact in Gaza. The lone provider standing between Palestinians and a total blackout is Paltel, the Palestine Telecommunications Company. While all nine of Gaza’s local internet service providers have stopped working, Paltel is the largest Palestinian provider, with connections in the Gaza Strip and throughout the region.
Currently enough of its broadband and phone service network remains intact for a substantial amount of communications to get outside of Gaza. However, Paltel said it anticipates a total balckout if any more of its underground lines running to Egypt and Israel are damaged. Yes, Israel allows Palestinians to use services established in Israel for communication purposes. They may be re-thinking that.

.Skans » 20 Oct 2023, 4:04 pm » wrote: ↑ Israelis have permitted one internet service provider to remain intact in Gaza. The lone provider standing between Palestinians and a total blackout is Paltel, the Palestine Telecommunications Company. While all nine of Gaza’s local internet service providers have stopped working, Paltel is the largest Palestinian provider, with connections in the Gaza Strip and throughout the region.