Expelled Gaza Aid Workers Treated Like Criminals While Blockade Stands
The story focuses on Greta Thunberg and other activists, 'expelled from Israel' after a failed attempt to break the Gaza blockade. What's missing, as usual, is the context of that blockade. This isn't some rogue act; it's a 17-year collective punishment against 2.3 million Palestinians, deemed illegal under international law by various UN bodies—a detail often glossed over by legacy media. Instead
of probing how a siege can be legitimate, the focus is on the 'disruptive' aid delivery. One might wonder if the same newsrooms would cover a siege on, say, Greece, with the same detached neutrality. The ongoing blockade, enabling the withholding of essentials from a besieged population, somehow remains Israel's 'right' while attempts to alleviate suffering are framed as provocations. It’s a
remarkable rhetorical feat to turn humanitarian efforts into acts of aggression.