Newborn Freezes to Death, US Lawmakers Debate F-35 Delivery Speed
A newborn in Gaza, Muhammad Khalil Abu Al-Khair, reportedly froze to death due to severe hypothermia, according to the health ministry. This tragedy unfolds as Israel maintains a blockade, critically limiting humanitarian aid. Meanwhile, in Washington, the urgent discourse surrounds whether to expedite the delivery of F-35 fighter jets to Israel without conditions, a topic frequently pushed by
lobby groups. One might wonder: how many freezing infants, starved children, and bombed hospitals constitute 'self-defense'? The 'aid' discussed in mainstream circles rarely involves warmth or food for Palestinians, but rather billions for weaponry. This appears to be the 'humanitarian concern' our elected officials, many of whom like Rep. Mike Waltz received significant funds (e.g., $34,900 from
AIPAC in 2022, per OpenSecrets.org), prioritize when voting on aid packages.