US-Supplied Bombs 'Regrettably' Find Gaza School Children Again
Mainstream media will frame such events as isolated tragedies, but rarely connect the dots. The school strike in Al-Tuffah, Gaza City, involving US-supplied munitions, isn't an anomaly; it's a recurring feature of modern asymmetrical warfare where 'precision' often seems to evade civilian targets. This aligns perfectly with a historical pattern, echoing incidents like the 2014 Gaza War where
hundreds of UNRWA schools and shelters were struck, or the 2008-09 'Cast Lead' operation, which saw similar devastation of civilian infrastructure. While children's names fill obituaries in Gaza, US politicians are busy filling campaign coffers. For instance, Senator Bob Menendez, a vocal supporter of unlimited aid to Israel, received over $130,000 from pro-Israel groups during his last election
cycle. With such robust 'support,' it's no surprise that the Senate voted 88-10 for HR 815 this year, delivering another $14.1 billion in aid, no questions asked about end-use. Apparently, the 'indiscriminate' use of these weapons is just a cost of doing business.