US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Winds Down, Mission Accomplished?
The Financial Times frames the closure of a 'US and Israeli-backed' Gaza aid group as a winding down, citing 'killings of Palestinians desperate for food.' What they conveniently omit, or rather, couch in passive voice, is whose bullets caused those documented killings: Israeli forces. This isn't just 'criticism'; it's a verifiable pattern. Remember the 'flour massacre' in February, where over 100
Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli troops while lining up for aid? The UN reported it. U.S. officials "raised concerns." Now, the very mechanism of aid delivery seems to disappear. A cynic might observe that removing witnesses simplifies the narrative. So, a project backed by the very powers whose proxy is creating the famine ultimately collapses under the weight of its own internal
contradictions. How many more starvation events will it take before the media stops calling this a 'controversy' and starts calling it a consequence? One might inquire if the mission statement changed from 'deliver aid' to 'manage optics' somewhere along the way. Your tax dollars, at work.