Weaponized "Aid" In Gaza

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(Photo: Associated Press)

Everyday, some 50–100 aid-seeking, defenseless Palestinians are fatally shot and killed, many of them children, by the Israeli Terrorist Forces—every single day. It happened yesterday, it happened the day before that, and it will happen again tomorrow.


The “aid” Israel claims to be allowed in is around 35 trucks, with a couple of other countries air dropping aid that may be landing on Palestinians heads and tents… when what’s needed given the mass starvation ensuing, with a genocided population that has zero infrastructure, is thousands of trucks of aid. If they can allow in 36 trucks then they can allow all of the aid trucks in lined up for miles outside Gaza. Not to mention much of the aid which does make it in, is stolen by Israeli-allied ISIS linked terrorist gangs who resell it at extortionist prices to starving Palestinian families, where a kilo of flower can reach around $100. Of course flower alone cannot sustain a healthy human being whatsoever anyway.


This humanitarian nightmare, arguably the worst in world history, has made the Earth a living hell every day for the past 2 years. The entire world should be dropping everything it’s doing to help stop this daily genocidal terror—through targeted mass protest to pressure power to stop funding/weaponing the Israeli government, through constant media awareness which detangle false narratives and lies about the realities happening in Gaza/Palestine, and through boycott of Israeli companies.


Solidarity with the Palestinian people. We will not stop fighting for you till this genocidal nightmare stops, and a Free Palestine is achieved.

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