US Opens 'Aid' Center In Israel, Months Into Gaza Starvation
According to Fox News, the U.S. military has opened a Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel to facilitate aid efforts in Gaza. This 'stabilization' initiative follows a ceasefire, as if the preceding months of starvation and destruction were an unfortunate weather event. This comes after the U.S. blocked multiple UN Security Council resolutions calling for a ceasefire and continued to
supply Israel with billions in military aid, including 2,000-pound bombs that decimated civilian infrastructure. (Remember when critics pointed out a U.S.-built pier delivering minimal aid while land routes remained choked? It's like building an inflatable raft to cross the Atlantic after sinking the main ship.) One might wonder why a 'coordination center' is suddenly deemed crucial *after* the
devastation, not *during* Washington's steadfast support for the bombing campaign. Could it be about optics, making it look like the U.S. is solving a problem it helped create? (Just as well they don't mention the $14 billion in supplementary aid for Israel sailing through Congress, fueled by figures like Speaker Johnson, who, according to OpenSecrets.org, received nearly $20,000 from pro-Israel
groups in 2023 alone, alongside countless colleagues.) It seems 'stabilization' means cleaning up after a deliberate crisis, all while ensuring the weapons spigot stays wide open.