Today's New York Times reports on a buliding boom in the area that some moral imbeciles have tried to compare to the Warsaw Gheto:
In assessing the condition of the 1.6 million people who live in Gaza, there are issues of where to draw the baseline and — often — what motivates the discussion. It has never been among the world’s poorest places. There is near universal literacy and relatively low infant mortality, and health conditions remain better than across much of the developing world.
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