The Guardian Takes Rare Chance to Observe Gaza, a 'Wasteland of Rubble, Dust and Graves'

Brett T. | 8:00 PM on August 06, 2025

The Guardian packed up its toys and left "toxic" X last November, but we still get plenty of material from them shared by other accounts. In this case, Eye on Palestine shared photos from The Guardian that it took from a rare chance to join a Jordanian military airdrop. Are these photos from before or after Hamas started a war with Israel?

A wasteland of rubble, dust and graves: how Gaza looks from the sky, The Guardian joins a Jordanian military airdrop for a rare chance to observe a landscape devastated by Israel's offensive. pic.twitter.com/LYsqFJntVW
— Eye on Palestine (@EyeonPalestine) August 6, 2025

And yet Hamas still won't surrender and give back the hostages. It's not possible that the group that coordinated the October 7 massacre didn't foresee Israel retaliating in some way. Did Hamas expect Israel to just accept the slaughter of 1,200 innocent civilians and go on with its day?

I'm glad you brought this to our attention! Israel really needs to do better it clearly it's military is not up to snuff. They're still building standing there that needs to be rectified.
— Vincent Revers (@ReversVinc82189) August 6, 2025

Hamas is finding out but IDF needs to absolutely finish the job.
— Another Dog (@Pupontheright) August 6, 2025

Reminder for all: October 7 was a bad idea (and a cowardly attack on civilians) and they should have long ago surrendered and released all hostages.
— Phil (@P_J_Kopp) August 6, 2025

Still haven't released all the Hostages......It really is pretty simple........Release ALL The Hostages!!!!
— Byron Dodd (@FUXJOEBIDEN) August 6, 2025

They just released a video of an emaciated hostage being made to dig his own grave. So, yes, it is a wasteland of graves by Hamas' own choosing.