US Aid Cuts for Child Mortars, Approves Baby Bottle Blockade
While Palestinian infants go without basic necessities, the White House has once again bypassed congressional review to rush a new military aid package to Israel. This latest maneuver, totaling $14.5 billion, includes critical munitions and missile components, according to reports from Reuters, all while the UN agency UNRWA faces relentless defunding efforts by pro-Israel lobbyists in Washington.
One might ask if 'humanitarian aid' is a term reserved for nations with robust lobbying armies. This isn't new; it's a grim echo of decades of U.S. policy where arms flow freely, but compassion seems to require a congressional act—or, more accurately, an AIPAC blessing. How does denying baby bottles square with the 'most moral army' rhetoric? Apparently, the morality clause has an amendment for
'strategic regional interests' and uninterrupted lobbying dollars.