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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Olympic swimming pool opens in Gaza

An Olympic-sized swimming pool has opened in the Gaza 'concentration camp.'
Gaza's first Olympic-standard swimming pool was inaugurated at the As-Sadaka club during a ceremony on Tuesday held by the Islamic Society.

Gaza government ministers, members of the Palestinian Legislative Council, leaders of Islamic and national governing bodies, as well as club members and athletes were among those at the opening ceremony, where Secretary-General of the Islamic Society Nasim Yaseen thanked the donors who helped realize the project.

Yaseen praised the As-Sadaka club for a number of wins in international and regional football, volleyball and table tennis matches.

As-Sadaka athletes performed a number of swimming exercises in the new pool to mark its opening.
Given that Gaza supposedly has no building materials and no funds, the obvious questions are where did they get the money and where did they get the building materials. To this we can only add, why are 10,000 tons of construction supplies currently enroute to attempt to 'run' the Gaza 'blockade' when there is apparently no need for them?

5 Comments:

At 7:57 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

hamas will use it to store armaments and a) will destroy it in an "accident", or, b) will force the zionazis to blow it up in the next war. the libtards will howl and goldstone will get his old gig back.

 
At 8:39 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

i also thought they had problems with clean drinking water

 
At 10:10 PM, Blogger NormanF said...

And here we were all thinking how the eevil Zionists were perpetrating genocide. But they couldn't stop them from building a swimming pool.

Oy vey!

 
At 7:43 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wouldn't it be fun if the next tunnel digger decided to head upground at around the 1.5 meter depth line? :)

 
At 7:12 AM, Blogger Jack City said...

Burkas tend to get water-logged...but any woman showing her ankles on a flip turn will be beheaded.

 

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