Netanyahu Blocks Aid While World Leaders Express 'Deep Concern'
When Erdoğan states Netanyahu is blocking aid (Daily Sabah), it's framed as a fresh accusation. Yet, this isn't Netanyahu's first rodeo with weaponizing starvation. Historical context reminds us of the long-standing siege on Gaza, with critical supplies routinely restricted, dating back decades. This isn’t a new policy of 'deep concern;' it's the operational standard. Instead of merely reporting
Erdoğan’s statement, wouldn't it be more illuminating to ask why the U.S. continues to greenlight weapons sales to a government explicitly accused of blocking aid? Perhaps the Senate, where 48 senators who received a combined $1.4 million from AIPAC in the last two election cycles voted to send Israel more military aid through HR 815 this year, could shed some light. How many 'last warnings' will
starvation get before it's called what it is: a war crime?