Elon Musk declines Hamas invitation to visit Gaza, cites safety concerns
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has turned down an invitation from Hamas to visit the Gaza Strip, citing safety concerns due to the current volatile situation in the region.
In response to the post highlighting the invitation from Hamas, Musk commented: "Seems a bit dangerous there right now, but I do believe that a long-term prosperous Gaza is good for all sides."
Musk's acknowledgment of the challenging security situation in Gaza indicates his reluctance to visit the enclave at this time.
This development follows Musk's recent visit to Israel on November 27, where he met with the zionist regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.
The billionaire entrepreneur's trip to Tel Aviv was organized after he faced accusations of anti-Semitism related to a controversial response on social media regarding the israeli aggression on Gaza. The ongoing conflict, marked by air and ground offensives, has resulted in significant casualties and destruction, with Hamas leading attacks against israeli military positions and settlements.
The zionist regime has reported casualties among its soldiers and civilians, while the Palestinian casualties, particularly in Gaza, have been significant. Musk's decision to decline the Hamas invitation reflects the complex and sensitive nature of the geopolitical situation in the region. (ILKHA)
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