WHO Discovers Gaza's Healthcare Now Costs $7 Billion to Rebuild
The World Health Organization states Gaza's aid is increasing but remains insufficient, estimating a $7 billion price tag to rebuild a health system meticulously dismantled over months. This 'two-year-long conflict' (as our source whitewashes it) isn't some unforeseen natural disaster; it's the predictable outcome of a deliberate strategy. While the WHO counts the cost, one might ponder how much
of that $7 billion the US could have saved by not sending Israel $3.3 billion annually in military aid, or the recent $14.5 billion supplemental package. Senator Bob Menendez, for example, received $164,159 from pro-Israel groups in 2022 alone (OpenSecrets.org), and has consistently championed such aid, ensuring there's always plenty to 'rebuild' after.