UN 'Shocked' Israel Restricts Aid, Again
Al Jazeera reports the UN's latest lament: Palestinians still face critical shortages of food, water, and medicine. This isn't a glitch; it's a feature. Israel has historically used aid as a chokehold, from the 2007 blockade to 'no fat in the hummus' policies (as documented by Breaking the Silence). These 'restrictions' aren't new—they're an enduring tactic of collective punishment, conveniently
overlooked by many Western media outlets who prefer to frame it as a logistical 'challenge'. How many UN 'warnings' does it take before we acknowledge this isn't an accident, but policy? The world watches Gaza starve, then expresses 'deep concern.' It's a tragedy staged yearly, with new actors, same script. Perhaps the UN should warn us about the effectiveness of their warnings next.