I learned about this as I drove in my truck today with my CNN Sirius Satellite connection as a direct feed from CNN TV verbally.
So, basically when Israel silenced the only Electrical power station for Gaza likely the reason for doing this was silencing the Social Media war. Likely, Hamas was counting on non-Hamas civilians to write or text or make phone videos or pictures of their plight to send to friends and interested parties around the world. Now that cannot happen unless they happen to have solar panels or gasoline or diesel generators to charge their phones and computers and Ipads to actually communicate in any way with the outside world.
Also, sewage and water cannot be pumped, anyone who needs power to stay alive cannot stay alive, and if it is hot people will just swelter and die in the heat wherever they are.
So, I have many different ways to look at this because Israel is fighting for it's survival against a terrorist group-Hamas that plans to kill every single Israeli if they can. So, because of this most Arab Nations have turned against Hamas because many Arab Sunni nations have decided that being allies with Israel against Iran is better than supporting a terror group that is trying to kill every Israeli alive.
So, most Arab states now consider Hamas unrealistic and crazy and only dangerous to the survival of most other Sunni Arab states. So, they would rather survive themselves rather than help Hamas in it's unrealistic goals.
In the end is it really realistic to end Israel or is it realistic that Hamas' days are numbered? Do the math. However, in the end Hamas might be like Al Qaeda where some always are there with the same goals.
The other interesting thing in all this is where does ISIL Stand? With Israel along with Saudi Arabia and other Sunni nations and against Hamas? or does ISIL stand with Hamas against Israel? I haven't heard one way or the other to make sense of all this.
Later: I think I have my answer to this question. I was walking with a friend who is an investor since it was a beautiful day here at about 75 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit. I asked him this question and he said, "Who is funding ISIL?" I said, "Saudi Arabian private citizens and private citizens from all Sunni Countries." HE said, "I think you have your answer." In other words ISIL does the bidding of it's Sunni investors in Saudi ARabia and all other rich Sunni countries. And Saudi Arabia is allies with ISrael against Iran and Syria (likely against Iraq Shias too).
So, here likely is the truth: Israel, Saudi Arabia and most other Sunni nations are all allies along with ISIL which is more of a assassination squad of anything Shia more than anything else towards the destruction eventually of Assad, Iran and the Shia government of Iraq. Whether this happens or not remains to be seen.
However, Iran and Qatar funds Hamas to destroy Israel. So, we will see how all that goes too.
In the meantime unless Israel can find a way to put an end to Gaza tunneling I don't think that they can afford to end this thing until they do.
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