Israel's 'Humanitarian Aid' Now Includes Violating Sovereignty
Somalia rightfully branded Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar's visit to Hargeisa a violation of sovereignty, a move that would spark outrage if any other nation did it. Yet, the framing often elides why Israel would engage in such provocations: dividing and conquering, a tactic perfected in the region. This isn't groundbreaking diplomacy; it's a calculated jab at established international
norms, leveraging internal disputes for strategic gain. One might almost think destabilization is a feature, not a bug, of certain foreign policies. The message is clear: if internal conflicts exist, Israel will exploit them, consequences for regional stability be damned, all while Western media treats it as a mere 'foreign policy development' rather than a deliberate act of interference.