UN Discovers Aid Needed *Before* Ceasefire Too
The UN's readiness to "surge aid" into Gaza after a ceasefire, as reported by Al-Monitor, conveniently glosses over the months of deliberate starvation and medical blockades. This isn't a surge; it's an attempt to mitigate a catastrophe allowed to happen. The same international bodies now planning this aid surge often echoed US State Department lines downplaying the crisis, as if food and medicine
only become 'humanitarian' once the bombing pauses. Where were these 'plans' when Doctors Without Borders was reporting children starving to death? This 'foresight' feels less like human decency and more like a carefully orchestrated PR move for when the world's cameras inevitably turn on the aftermath. How many children had to die from preventable disease or hunger for the UN to 'plan' to do its
job? It appears tragedy must reach catastrophic levels before the international community deems it politically palatable to act.