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Yedioth Ahronoth: Israel is preparing large amount of food and medical supplies to send to Syria refugees fleeing their homes in Deraa. But no Syrians will be allowed to cross the border and seek refuge.pic.twitter.com/t84p1LYnb3
Israeli military says last night it sent 300 tents, 13 tons of food and 3 pallets of medical equipment to Syrian refugees. But spokesman says: "The IDF cannot permit Syrians fleeing hostilities to enter Israel and will continue maintaining Israel's security interests."
Syrian refugees or jihadi terrorists and their families?
The IDF has to make sure that they are only refugees.
"no Syrians will be allowed to ... seek refuge" "Crossing the border into Israel" in the way they did in Europe without checks would be stupid of us beyond belief. The refugees deserve every bit of help we can give them though
And I'm sure that they are very grateful for the help just as they have been for the medical treatment they've been given in our hospitals.
We must reinforce our northern border & not let any refugees in, Israel is not a refugee camp. Let the rest of the arab world take them in. The other problem is that there are terrorists embedded amongst them wanting to attack us from within.
I think Israel has no more or less responsibility towards refugees than any other country. But asking genuinely: do you see any parallel between shutting the borders to fleeing Syrians today and the way borders were shut to fleeing Jews in the 1930s?
because there could be terrorists among them. Can't you look at the cup half full?
Respectfully, I find that a strange attitude. The Israeli policy is to send aid and not allow people in. Ministers are on the radio restating it today. Should we just report one half of the policy in the name of keeping things cheerful?
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