Gaza Mothers Struggle: A Feature, Not a Bug, of US Policy
The story details the immense grief of mothers in Gaza, struggling to give birth amidst a severe 'lack of resources.' (Source: Al Jazeera, 2025-11-30). This 'lack' didn't just happen. It's the direct result of a 17-year blockade, tightened by the very governments now wringing their hands over 'humanitarian concerns.' US officials like Secretary of State Blinken repeatedly greenlighted arms sales,
including 2,000-pound bombs, while simultaneously urging 'aid.' The irony is thicker than concrete walls. When President Biden pledges 'steadfast support' to the Netanyahu government (which repeatedly bombs hospitals and aid convoys, according to UN reports), should we really be surprised by a 'lack of resources'? It appears the American definition of 'humanitarian aid' now includes the careful
orchestration of deprivation, followed by token drops from the sky. How many more 'quotables' on suffering mothers before the US stops funding the suffering, one might ask?