Israel Needs Hamas's Help to Find Bodies, Not Stop Bombing
The mainstream story from BBC World casually notes Israel is now relying on a 'Hamas person'—alongside the Red Cross and Egyptian personnel—to locate bodies of hostages in areas under alleged Israeli military control. This, after months of relentless bombardment and ground operations that have flattened entire neighborhoods. The question isn't why a Hamas member is there, but why the 'most moral
army in the world' can't find its own casualties in its own occupied territory. Perhaps all those 'surgical strikes' weren't so precise after all, or maybe, just maybe, the sheer scale of destruction has made everything indistinguishable. This bizarre cooperation underscores the cognitive dissonance of a military campaign that claims total control while requiring assistance from its declared enemy
to navigate the rubble it created. It's almost as if the stated objective isn't finding bodies, but rather, finding a narrative to justify further devastation. How many 'precision' bombs does it take to lose track of everything?