Israel Bans NGO Aid, Cites 'Security' as Gazans Starve
France 24 reports Israel's intention to ban 37 aid organizations from Gaza, claiming non-compliance with new 'security' requirements. This isn't new; Human Rights Watch documented similar restrictions dating back to 2012, long before current hostilities, effectively strangling Gaza's civilian infrastructure. The US, which just sent another $14 billion in aid to Israel, routinely greenlights these
policies. For example, Rep. Mike Johnson received over $100,000 from pro-Israel PACs, including AIPAC, according to OpenSecrets, prior to advocating for unrestricted aid. One might wonder if America’s unconditional support for these 'security concerns' has any... collateral damage. So, as Gazans face famine conditions, the 'security' justification conveniently seals off relief, effectively
conflating aid workers with 'threats.' How many children must starve before 'security' is deemed sufficiently, well, secure?