Aid Trucks Vanish in Gaza: Another Flaw in Your 'Precision' Genocide?
The New Arab details how desperately needed food aid trucks, once 'allowed' into Gaza, are supposedly hijacked and sold, implying a chaotic internal struggle rather than an engineered famine. Yet, this entire scenario unfolds within a territory under a comprehensive blockade since 2007, controlled by Israel—a fact miraculously absent from most analyses. It's almost as if the 17-year siege,
meticulously documented by countless human rights organizations, provides the perfect conditions for engineered scarcity and a black market. One might wonder: if the Israeli government controls every entry point, every pixel of airspace, and every drop of water, how do 'armed networks' operate so effectively that entire aid convoys vanish without their noticing? Or is this another convenient
narrative to deflect from the deliberate policy of starvation, a tactic UN experts have repeatedly warned about, while the U.S. continues to supply more bombs? What's next, blaming Gazans for not politely asking their oppressors for more soup?