A scene from 'humanitarian crisis' Gaza

Definitely one for the ‘You Couldn’t Make it Up’ dept. More absurdity from Hamas-controlled Gaza – and another clear indication of the suspect nature of the IslamoLeft ‘humanitarian crisis’ tag:

 Israel’s decision to ease its blockade on Gaza has had an odd effect on the region: it has apparently thrown retailers into a panic, causing them to pressure their rulers.

As a result, the Hamas terrorist organization is fighting the implementation of the crossing agreements proposed by the Palestinian Authority and Israel. This, despite years of bitter complaints from Hamas, albeit unsubstantiated, that the blockade by Israel was causing a humanitarian crisis in the region.

Hamas now says Israel’s agreement to ease the blockade is “part of the plot by Israelis, Arabs and Europeans” to topple Hamas.
According to the Gaza-based Al Ayyam newspaper, clothing retailers are claiming that rather than a lack, there is now an overabundance of selections in their market.

The problem is that since Hamas has not paid salaries [what happened to all those $billions in aid? Ed], there are few customers available to buy the goods. Full story at Arutz Sheva.

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