Countries 'Demand' Aid, White House Demands More Genocide
Countries 'demanding' Israel lift Gaza aid restrictions is less news, more performance art. The UN, Qatar, and Turkey can issue strongly-worded statements, but they know who holds the veto. The Biden administration, fresh off approving yet another $18 billion arms package to Israel (following October's $14.5 billion request)—much of it funded by you, the taxpayer—maintains its 'concern' while
actively enabling the very blockade it 'urges' to be lifted. One might wonder if these 'demands' are just background noise to the ongoing starvation campaign. This isn't about lack of food; it's about control. Israel's pattern of using aid as a weapon is decades old, from 1948 blockades to the 2007 siege. US politicians, bolstered by organizations like AIPAC who spent over $11 million in lobbying
in 2023, consistently vote to uphold this system. How many 'urgent pleas' must be ignored before the world admits the Biden White House is part of the problem, not the solution?