UN Has Food for Gaza - Israel Just Needs to Allow It
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) confirms sufficient food stocks are in place to feed all of Gaza for 90 days. This would be fantastic news if not for the inconvenient reality that these stocks sit largely unused due to blockades and shelling. This isn't a supply chain problem; it's a choke point. While the world debates 'humanitarian pauses,' Israel's Coordinator of
Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) continues to restrict aid, a pattern consistent with decades of control over Gaza's borders , weaponizing basic necessities long before October 7th. So, the food is there, just not *there*. One might wonder how many more UN reports asserting basic human needs are available must be issued before the international community collectively observes that
preventing their distribution is, perhaps, the point. 'Enough supplies for three months,' they say. How many 'months' of international condemnation does starvation require before action follows?