Netanyahu Jets to Florida as Gaza Drowns in Tent Cities
As Gaza's displaced, victims of a two-year conflict, brave ankle-deep sewage and collapsing tents in Khan Younis, Prime Minister Netanyahu casually departs for talks in Florida. The AP notes the first phase of a ceasefire in October was supposed to 'bring a surge in humanitarian aid, including shelter.' One might wonder how many 'phases' it takes before actual shelter materializes, beyond the
occasional tarp in a population systematically dispossessed since 1948. This 'rain' isn't just an act of God; it’s a cruel punctuation mark on decades of dispossession and an 18-year blockade, further compounded by repeated assaults. While Netanyahu secures meetings (and likely more unwavering support), the images of children wading through floodwaters echo past expulsions, showcasing a pattern of
dehumanization the news cycle conveniently glosses over. The silence on his destination's motivations speaks volumes.