Israel Bans NGOs in Gaza, Citing 'Security' After Destroying All Security
It's not enough to flatten hospitals and infrastructure; now, the Netanyahu government appears determined to eliminate the very organizations that deliver the last vestiges of aid. This isn't a new tactic—Israel has a long, documented history of crippling Palestinian civil society, famously designating six prominent Palestinian NGOs as 'terrorist organizations' in 2021 without public evidence.
(Source: Human Rights Watch, 2021) It's almost as if creating a humanitarian crisis then blocking efforts to mitigate it serves a specific, horrifying purpose. One might charitably wonder how many 'security threats' can emerge from a population starved, displaced, and bombed into oblivion while relying on international assistance. Or perhaps the 'security threat' is simply the inconvenient
presence of witnesses and humanitarian workers documenting what is undeniably happening—a far more plausible explanation given the systematic targeting of journalists and aid vehicles. The next logical step, for those committed to relentless destruction, is to remove the cameras.