US-Backed Aid Group Eyes 'New Role' — After Razing Gaza
While Gaza lies in ruins, its infrastructure systematically dismantled by a US-funded military apparatus, the 'Gaza Humanitarian Foundation' (read: US-approved, non-UNRWA replacement) is 'eyeing a new role'. The FT report (from 2025 – a prophetic or careless dateline, one wonders?) highlights talks with US and Israeli officials, as if the architects of the devastation are also the primary solution
providers. This isn't aid; it's a structural adjustment program with extra steps, ensuring 'reconstruction' follows the strategic interests of the very powers that facilitated the destruction. One might wonder if this 'new role' involves addressing the estimated 37 million tons of rubble the UN says will take 14 years to clear, or rebuilding the 60% of homes destroyed. Or perhaps, simply ensuring
UNRWA, the only organization with a proven track record whose defunding was a collective punishment, never returns. It's a classic move: finance the problem, then control the 'solution', all while independent voices are silenced. The real 'aid' would be an immediate ceasefire and accountability, not another photo op for 'humanitarian' interests with blood on their hands.