Elon Musk between (X) Gaza and the blue “bird” of Israel

SBISIALI NEWS As if fate wanted to explain in a different way the man’s move from Twitter to the Destruction as the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip continues.

In late October, American businessman Elon Musk announced his desire to use the Starlink satellite communications system of his company, SpaceX, to help restore communications to internationally recognized relief organizations in the Gaza Strip.

Israel pledges to block Internet access But after Musk's presentation, Israel quickly announced that it would prevent the provision of the "Starlink" network in the Gaza Strip by any means, under the pretext that the Palestinian resistance would use the communications system for "terrorist" purposes, according to what Reuters reported.

The White House accuses him of anti-Semitism The White House came out to condemn Musk and accuse him of “anti-Semitism,” especially after a controversial response to a post on the “X” website about the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

Musk visits Israel and concludes an agreement with it Several days later, the American billionaire, Elon Musk, visited Israel, where he was accompanied by occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a tour of the Kfar Azza settlement on the border of the Gaza Strip.

Musk visited the “Kfar Azza” settlement, which was attacked by the Palestinian resistance on October 7, where he agreed with Netanyahu’s opinion that Israel has no other option but to eliminate the Palestinian resistance movement “Hamas,” and expressed his desire to help Israel disarm. And removing extremism from the Gaza Strip after the conflict, according to Sky News.

Musk retracts his decision to provide internet to Gaza During the visit, Musk agreed not to make his Starlink mobile network services available in the Gaza Strip, unless the network obtained permission from the Israeli authorities, according to what the Israeli Minister of Communications, Shlomo Karhi, said.

The Israeli Minister of Communications wrote in a post on the social media platform “X”: “Starlink satellite units will not be able to operate in Israel, except with the approval of the Israeli Ministry of Communications, and this includes the Gaza Strip, as a result of this important agreement.”

Invitations for Musk to visit Gaza and see the destruction Musk's visit to Israel and his sympathy for the occupation, and his retraction of his talk of providing the Internet to the Gaza Strip, sparked great controversy. A senior official in the Palestinian resistance movement "Hamas" invited Musk to visit the Gaza Strip to see the extent of the destruction caused by the Israeli bombing.

Osama Hamdan, a leader in Hamas, said in a press conference in Beirut: “We invite Musk to visit Gaza to see the extent of the massacres and destruction committed against the people of Gaza in compliance with the standards of objectivity and credibility.”

Musk declines invitations to visit because of the danger With Hamdan's invitation re-published on the "X" platform, Musk responded to a post by businessman Walter Bloomberg, in which he stated that "Hamas" had invited Musk to visit the Gaza Strip.

The American billionaire refused to visit the Gaza Strip because of the seriousness of the situation there. He said: “The situation seems a little dangerous there now, but I am confident that Gaza’s prosperity in the long term will be good for all parties.”