Not quite the whole story. Gaza has three boarders: Israel, Egypt, and the Mediterranean coast line. Nothing in, nothing out along the coast line and the Israeli boarder, complete blockade of food, water, fuel, etc. Plus, part of the blast wall separating Gaza and Israel was built on Gaza territory. Plus, inability of Gaza residents with land (farms, groves, etc) to cross the boarder, tend the land, reap the harvest, etc.

By the way, the rubble in your poster was a function of excessive Israel force, which included attacks on University, UN Facilities, Government facilities, private residences, etc. The cartoon is correct in one representation, it was carnage…

Sorry, your graphic is correct, you misfired in its representation

Regarding the post from "Our Paul", it is quite naive to complain about "..excessive Israel force". Israel has been attacked by about 3,000 missiles over its recent history. The missile attacks, although always potentially deadly and certainly always frightning, have been generally inaccurate. Nobody with an once of military common sense would suggest anything other than attacking, if at all, with superior and overwhelming force. The Israelis have been much more restrained than most of us could imagine over the past few decades. I suppose the proper thing to do would be to respond in kind with large amounts of random, relatively inaccurate missile fire over a long period of time. You know...just to be fair. Please. You go to war or you don't go to war. It's Hamas who concerns themselves little with the value of human life...even their own. Purposely placing military assets and personnel in areas such as schools and Mosques is irresponsible and immoral. Hamas, a terrorist organization, was elected to a prominent position in the Palestinian government. They are bent on Israel's destruction. Excessive force? Absolutely not.