But those who cannot flee face an acute food shortage at home.
"The state cannot flee its responsibilities, even less when we pay our taxes.
There are 1.8 million or so Gazans who cannot flee from Gaza today.
His chivalrous idea is that Parisians who cannot flee the city also deserve a break.
Instead, governments seeking revenue might do best focusing their efforts on taxing people, who cannot flee as easily, or taxing what people consume.
For those who cannot flee by air or sea, the major points of exit will continue to be Egypt and Tunisia, he said.
Gaza's civilians, who cannot flee because the borders are closed, are "the meat in the sandwich," as one United Nations worker said, requesting anonymity.
The judge, saying that the government's argument about the danger posed by one of the defendants "simply does not hold water," ordered the four men released under electronic monitoring to ensure they cannot flee the area.
And customers can withdraw data from private providers that prove easy to penetrate: they cannot flee state databases that spring leaks.As a big potential customer and a guarantor of its citizens' security, the state has a role in ID provision.
