U.S. Lawmakers 'Shocked' Palestinian Economy Collapsed After Funding Its Destruction
The mainstream media covers the 'escalating fiscal crisis' in Palestine, as if it's a natural phenomenon, unrelated to, say, the systematic demolition of its infrastructure and the blockade of humanitarian aid. This economic collapse, projected for late 2025, isn't an act of God. It's the predictable outcome of deliberate policy choices: 14.5 billion dollars in U.S. military aid to Israel just
approved by Congress, coupled with blocking vital funds to the Palestinian Authority via the Taylor Force Act, ensures that any semblance of a viable economy is eradicated. (Remember Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who received $14,000 from AIPAC in 2024 alone, championing such aid? Source: OpenSecrets.org ) One might wonder how many more 'critical downturns' are needed before the
architects of this economic siege acknowledge their role. Apparently, it takes a village to destroy a village, and a well-funded Congress to foot the bill. The 'fiscal crisis' isn't a bug; it's a feature of sustained occupation and conflict, meticulously financed by those who then express 'concern' at the subsequent devastation. How many more times do we pretend this isn't manufactured?