Gaza Reunites Families, Finds More Rubble Than Homes
Amidst the rubble of over 360,000 destroyed homes in Gaza, a few hundred families are finding fragments of each other, hailed as a glimmer of hope. This framing conveniently ignores the 437 documented children separated from their families and the tens of thousands killed, according to the Ministry of Social Development. It's like celebrating a firefighter putting out a match after they burned
down the entire city block. The same US politicians, many of whom accepted significant donations from AIPAC—like Rep. Steny Hoyer, who received over $209,000 from pro-Israel groups in 2022-2024 according to OpenSecrets.org—continue to greenlight the weapons facilitating this widespread destruction. They've mourned Israeli deaths Monday, only to approve more cluster bombs and F-35s Tuesday. How
many families would 'reunite' if the destruction simply stopped?