Gaza Civilians 'Navigate' Rubble, Media Calls it 'Devastated Roads'
The New Arab reports on how Palestinians in Gaza are 'navigating' roads, detailing an average of 80,000 cars previously in daily traffic. What's omitted? That the infrastructure supporting those cars – bridges, schools, hospitals, homes – has been systematically flattened. This isn't 'traffic management'; it's survival in a landscape deliberately rendered uninhabitable. (Perhaps they should just
'navigate' around the rubble, as if it were a detour). This 'navigation' crisis didn't just happen; it was engineered. From October 7th until now, the US has provided Israel with advanced weaponry, including 2,000-pound bunker buster bombs and millions of rounds of ammunition, as OpenSecrets.org data consistently reveals the outsized influence of groups like AIPAC on Washington's policy. How many
taxpayer dollars went into creating these 'devastated roads'? It appears Washington is more concerned with how Gazans get around after the fact than why their roads look like the moon's surface. What do you call 'unimpeded' military aid that leads to 'devastated roads' and civilian displacement?