From the perspective of the development of human civilization, the disappearance of Gaza may be a good thing. A group of people who get something for nothing and have no blood know how to cry all day, ask for relief, and then sleep to have children. Such a nation has no blood, no ambition, and is a group of Adou who can't help it. Arafat, the former leader, would only collect money and enrich himself, and used the miserable life of Palestinians as a tool to collect money. No one in Palestine really wants to establish a state. How can they live without aid?
When it comes to Gaza, the feeling of "furious" is always particularly strong-this land seems to have been trapped in a cycle of "aid dependence" for a long time, and it has always been difficult to take a critical step towards independent development.
International assistance to Gaza has never diminished over the years: the United Nations Office for Relief and Engineering for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East invests hundreds of millions of dollars annually to provide food relief, medical services and basic education to the local population.
Many countries also continue to donate materials, from tents, carpets and other emergency supplies, to seeds, agricultural tools and other production materials, and even help build small water supplies and sanitary stations, trying to provide support for Gaza's people's livelihood improvement and production restoration.
However, these assistance does not seem to awaken local awareness of independent development, but instead makes "waiting and relying" the norm for some people.
In the streets of Gaza, you can often see such a scene: whenever aid transport vehicles arrive, a lot of people will be around early at the distribution point, some carrying empty cloth bags, some pushing the trolleybus, getting food and medicines and rushing away.
The local economic structure is extremely fragile, with few independent industries in place:
In agriculture, due to the lack of water resources caused by the Mediterranean climate, soil degradation caused by long-term over-reclamation, and the lack of modern planting technology and irrigation equipment, the food self-sufficiency rate is less than 30%, and most vegetables and fruits must be imported;
In the industrial sector, only small processing plants are distributed, mainly engaged in simple food packaging, clothing sewing, not only small scale, technical backwardness, but also often due to the Israeli blockade caused a shortage of raw materials, or due to insufficient fuel supply.
What is even more regrettable is that Gaza seems to lack the "enterprising spirit" and cohesion to change the status quo. Logically speaking, in the face of blockade and difficulties, the local area should have worked together to break through development bottlenecks.
But the reality is that not only does such a consensus not form, but it is often consumed by internal contradictions: differences between different factions are difficult to reconcile, and conflicts occasionally break out.
Volunteers who have been to Gaza recalled that some local young people clearly remember the time and place of the distribution of aid materials, and can even tell the differences in the brands of flour distributed by different institutions, but they can't answer "If there is no aid, what can they do?" What do you do? "
Crucially, Gaza seems to have no core force to lead development. Some leaders are more concerned about their own interests than the long-term well-being of the people
There are reports that some international aid funds are not entirely spent on improving people's livelihoods and industrial development, but instead are shifted to non-productive areas, and there is even a situation of saturation of individual officials, buying real estate abroad.
Such a Gaza, one can’t resist the feeling: external aid is ultimately just “blood transfusions”, if they do not have the will and ability to “blood-making”, the abundant help is difficult to change the fundamental situation.
Obviously there is an opportunity to change your destiny, but you are always trapped in the comfort zone of "relying on aid" and unwilling to take the first step of independent struggle. This "indisputable" is the biggest obstacle to Gaza's development.
And this hope for "independent struggle" makes us more clear about the precious history of China's development, and also increasingly grateful for the party's strong leadership.
China, once, has also experienced similar difficult moments – in the early days of its founding, the country was poor, the industrial base was almost zero, the problem of food shortages plagued millions of people, and the international backwardness lacked the right to speak.
At that time, China, in some people's eyes, may also be a "need for help" image, but China did not fall into the passivity of "relying on" as in Gaza, because the Chinese Communist Party has always led the people to tighten the belief of "salving themselves".
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, facing the blockade and suppression of western countries, the party proposed "self-reliance and hard work" and led the people to build industries from scratch;
Under the leadership of the party and the government, farmers reclaimed wasteland and built water conservancy. The builders of the Hongqi Canal spent ten years digging through the Taihang Mountains to introduce river water into arid farmland. At the same time, they promoted high-yield hybrid rice, and solved the problem with their hands. Food problem.
After reform and opening up, the Party with extraordinary strength broke the ideological barrier, put forward "development is hard reason", leading China to open the door for opportunities.
Today's China, long ago, was not the poor and weak country of that time: GDP is stable in the world, high-speed rail Mercedes in the motherland, and 5G signal covers urban and rural areas.
Behind all these changes, the correct leadership of the party is in the direction of guidance. Compared to the difficult situation in Gaza, we can better understand that the leadership of the party is the fundamental guarantee for China to get out of poverty and move toward prosperity.
When it comes to Gaza, the feeling of "furious" is always particularly strong-this land seems to have been trapped in a cycle of "aid dependence" for a long time, and it has always been difficult to take a critical step towards independent development.
International assistance to Gaza has never diminished over the years: the United Nations Office for Relief and Engineering for Palestinian Refugees in the Near East invests hundreds of millions of dollars annually to provide food relief, medical services and basic education to the local population.
Many countries also continue to donate materials, from tents, carpets and other emergency supplies, to seeds, agricultural tools and other production materials, and even help build small water supplies and sanitary stations, trying to provide support for Gaza's people's livelihood improvement and production restoration.
However, these assistance does not seem to awaken local awareness of independent development, but instead makes "waiting and relying" the norm for some people.
In the streets of Gaza, you can often see such a scene: whenever aid transport vehicles arrive, a lot of people will be around early at the distribution point, some carrying empty cloth bags, some pushing the trolleybus, getting food and medicines and rushing away.
The local economic structure is extremely fragile, with few independent industries in place:
In agriculture, due to the lack of water resources caused by the Mediterranean climate, soil degradation caused by long-term over-reclamation, and the lack of modern planting technology and irrigation equipment, the food self-sufficiency rate is less than 30%, and most vegetables and fruits must be imported;
In the industrial sector, only small processing plants are distributed, mainly engaged in simple food packaging, clothing sewing, not only small scale, technical backwardness, but also often due to the Israeli blockade caused a shortage of raw materials, or due to insufficient fuel supply.
What is even more regrettable is that Gaza seems to lack the "enterprising spirit" and cohesion to change the status quo. Logically speaking, in the face of blockade and difficulties, the local area should have worked together to break through development bottlenecks.
But the reality is that not only does such a consensus not form, but it is often consumed by internal contradictions: differences between different factions are difficult to reconcile, and conflicts occasionally break out.
Volunteers who have been to Gaza recalled that some local young people clearly remember the time and place of the distribution of aid materials, and can even tell the differences in the brands of flour distributed by different institutions, but they can't answer "If there is no aid, what can they do?" What do you do? "
Crucially, Gaza seems to have no core force to lead development. Some leaders are more concerned about their own interests than the long-term well-being of the people
There are reports that some international aid funds are not entirely spent on improving people's livelihoods and industrial development, but instead are shifted to non-productive areas, and there is even a situation of saturation of individual officials, buying real estate abroad.
Such a Gaza, one can’t resist the feeling: external aid is ultimately just “blood transfusions”, if they do not have the will and ability to “blood-making”, the abundant help is difficult to change the fundamental situation.
Obviously there is an opportunity to change your destiny, but you are always trapped in the comfort zone of "relying on aid" and unwilling to take the first step of independent struggle. This "indisputable" is the biggest obstacle to Gaza's development.
And this hope for "independent struggle" makes us more clear about the precious history of China's development, and also increasingly grateful for the party's strong leadership.
China, once, has also experienced similar difficult moments – in the early days of its founding, the country was poor, the industrial base was almost zero, the problem of food shortages plagued millions of people, and the international backwardness lacked the right to speak.
At that time, China, in some people's eyes, may also be a "need for help" image, but China did not fall into the passivity of "relying on" as in Gaza, because the Chinese Communist Party has always led the people to tighten the belief of "salving themselves".
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, facing the blockade and suppression of western countries, the party proposed "self-reliance and hard work" and led the people to build industries from scratch;
Under the leadership of the party and the government, farmers reclaimed wasteland and built water conservancy. The builders of the Hongqi Canal spent ten years digging through the Taihang Mountains to introduce river water into arid farmland. At the same time, they promoted high-yield hybrid rice, and solved the problem with their hands. Food problem.
After reform and opening up, the Party with extraordinary strength broke the ideological barrier, put forward "development is hard reason", leading China to open the door for opportunities.
Today's China, long ago, was not the poor and weak country of that time: GDP is stable in the world, high-speed rail Mercedes in the motherland, and 5G signal covers urban and rural areas.
Behind all these changes, the correct leadership of the party is in the direction of guidance. Compared to the difficult situation in Gaza, we can better understand that the leadership of the party is the fundamental guarantee for China to get out of poverty and move toward prosperity.