Elon Musk urged internationally recognized organizations operating in Gaza to contact SpaceX to provide ‘Starlink’ service to the Palestinian enclave. “Starlink will support connectivity with internationally recognized humanitarian organizations in Gaza,” wrote the billionaire on X, the social network he owns. Musk made the announcement in response to a post from US Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: “Cutting off all communications to a population of 2.2 million people is unacceptable. Journalists, medical professionals, humanitarian efforts and innocent bystanders are all in danger. I don’t know how anyone can defend such an act. Throughout history, the United States has always denounced this practice.”
In turn, however, billionaire Elon Musk also attacked the United States by publishing a map of Iran surrounded by US military bases. Next to the map, the owner of X writes a post: «Iran wants war. Look how close to your country they have placed our military bases.”
Source: IL Tempo
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