Our team’s firsthand experience in Gaza reveals the critical importance of the Philadelphi Corridor. Despite global pressure to withdraw for a ceasefire, such a move would endanger Israel’s security and hostage rescue efforts. More insights from Gaza are coming soon.
Our team went into Gaza this week to see first-hand the war that Israel is fighting against Hamas. What we experienced was both shocking and revealing.
We are currently sorting through our experiences, and plan to bring you several installments about our time in the Gaza Strip. Today however, Joshua gives a glimpse into what it was like to be on the Philadelphi Corridor, seeing Rafah up close, driving along the Egyptian border, and even going all the way to the Gaza Beach on the Mediterranean Sea.
Right now, the world is pressuring Israel to withdraw from the Philadelphi Corridor in Gaza. After what we saw, we can tell you firsthand: this would be disastrous for Israel.
The world is pressuring Israel to capitulate to Hamas, and make major concessions in an effort to secure a potential ceasefire deal, all in the hopes of saving the hostages still inside Gaza. We can tell you this: capitulating to Hamas will only harm and hinder Israel’s efforts to secure the release of the hostages.
There is much more to tell and reveal about our time in Gaza.
For now, please watch today’s episode and stay tuned for more.
