Gaza Girl Saved from Morgue, US Congress Still Declares Gaza Alive and Well
When a child is pulled from a morgue, literally brought back from the brink, one might expect a moment of reflection. Not so in Washington. While Raghad's family prepared for her burial, Senator Lindsey Graham was busy advocating for more munitions, having taken over $290,000 from AIPAC in his career (OpenSecrets.org). His concern? Ensuring 'Israel has what it needs'—a curious interpretation of
'needs' when hospitals become mortuaries. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a pattern. The same political machinery that greenlights arms deals worth billions (like the $14.5 billion military aid package in 2023, HR 815) also votes down amendments to track civilian casualties. One might wonder if they believe Gazans, like Raghad, are simply too resilient, or perhaps, too inconveniently alive,
for their policy to truly kill them off. How many times does a population have to nearly die before it's considered dead enough to stop bombing?