[Eleutheria5]

Global crickets.

[caver]

Can’t we blame the Israelis?

[Trailerpark Badass]

Inshallah.

[datura]

Below I am going to list all of my sympathies for the “Palestinians”:

[silverleaf]

Thats what happens to people when their leaders shoot at the king and miss ( except in Jordan where they killed the king)

Hafez al Assad was not amused by their attempt to overthrow his government and they have been rebel scum ever since

Perhaps they should have packed their asses and ridden down to Gaza

[butlerweave]

If you can’t take care of yourselves then go extinct

[Darteaus94025]

I need more butter on my popcorn....great show by the way...will there be a sequel?

[publius911]

Since 2103???

WTF???

[EinNYC]

Wait, I need to go hunt up my tiny violin...

[umgud]

These people aren’t very bright. I would have dragged my family elsewhere long ago.

[American in Israel]

Insulallah. Satan hates his little palestinians. Useful idiots is all they are to him.

[KitJ]

More than 200 Palestinians from the camp, which has been under siege since 2103, have died as a result of lack of food or medicine.

Let's forget the time traveling, though it's intriguing ("since 2103").

I'll assume 2013. Five years, 200 dead out of a population of 100,000.

Works out to 40 per year, about 3.2 per month. Less than one a week in an active war zone.

Far better odds than Chicago, I reckon.

Not to sound callous, but the authors are expecting their audience to be total idiots.

It's also a given that virtually anywhere in the Middle East is a sucking pusshole unless you're a multi-millionaire, but these folks seem to be doing pretty well. Unless you're one of the 200.

[Paladin2]

They should move to Jordan.

[philman_36]

Not this "camp" crap again!

It's part of a city!

[Alberta's Child]

More than 200 Palestinians from the camp, which has been under siege since 2103, have died as a result of lack of food or medicine. The conditions in the refugee camp, by any standard, are horrific.

More than 100,000 Palestinians used to live in the 2.11 square-kilometer Yarmouk camp before the civil war erupted in Syria in 2011.

Here's what I don't get:

- 2013 was five years ago.

- Since 2013, 200 people in this camp "have died as a result of lack of food or medicine."

- The population of this camp at its peak was 100,000 people.

In an average city of 100,000 people in the U.S. or any other advanced country, how many people would die over the course of five years of ordinary causes? I would assume that it's far more than 200!

[Mr Radical]

Those who have remained in the camp -- mostly the elderly, women and children

meanwhile the fit young men have mostly deserted, now living in Germany, France, Sweden, and Britain, and intent on repeating process.

[trebb]

Let’s not jump the shark and call their living place a “$#!+-hole though....