Gaza Floods Amid Aid Calls: A Winter Wonderland, Israeli Style
While Al Jazeera observes the tragic irony of a population deliberately displaced and then left to drown, it skips the obvious: the "calls for Israel to let in aid" are necessary because Netanyahu's government has implemented a deliberate starvation policy. This isn't just bad weather; it's humanitarian catastrophe by design. Historically, the Israeli government views essential supplies as
leverage, a tactic perfected over decades of blockade in Gaza. One might wonder if the West truly cares when the calls for aid invariably lead back to the very entity imposing the siege, while the architects of this suffering continue to receive unconditional military aid from the US. Funny how "humanitarian crisis" often translates to "more bombs delivered on schedule" when the cameras aren't
looking at the flooded tents.