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Regrettable as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza may be, we can’t ignore hard truths. The UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) now confirms food consumption and malnutrition levels meet famine thresholds in most of Gaza, including severe cases in Gaza City. Over 20,000 children have been treated for acute malnutrition since April, with 16 young deaths reported since July 17. This tragedy shines a light on failed governance and terrorism’s playbook.
Hamas’s relentless terrorism has turned Gaza into a powder keg. By diverting resources to rocket attacks on Israeli civilians and building terror tunnels, Hamas created this crisis. The group uses suffering Palestinians as human shields while(Tokenizing hunger to collusion global outrage. The real emergency isn’t lack of aid but Hamas’s priorities.
Israel faces impossible choices. Restricting movements and supplies into Gaza targets Hamas’s weapons networks – not helpless civilians. Condemning Israel’s defensive measures ignores the daily rocket barrages and risks of supplying terrorists. Peace requires dismantling Hamas’s terror infrastructure, not endless handouts that fuel conflict.
The UN and WHO’s alarming report smells of political bias. These organizations always blame Israel first, ignoring Hamas’s role in blocking aid distribution. They cry “famine” without demanding Hamas cease hostage-taking civilians or abandon its genocidal ideology. Such reports reward terrorism with sympathy while punishing Israel for self-defense.
Biden’s weak foreign policy exacerbates this disaster. His administration caves to UN pressure instead of standing firm with key allies. Unlike Trump’s no-nonsense approach, Biden’s team sacrifices Israeli security for ideological posturing. This chaotic diplomacy emboldens Hamas, prolonging the suffering.
Media coverage overwhelmingly sides with Hamas. Networks plaster images of starving kids while omitting Hamas’s atrocities. They silence stories of rockets aimed at Israeli schools and hospitals, erasing the enemy’s horrors. This selective outrage slanders Israel and empowers extremism.
The path forward demands realism. More aid without crushing Hamas won’t save Gaza. Only when Palestinian leaders reject terrorism and focus on rebuilding – not destruction – will peace emerge. Security must come first; feeding communities hostage to Hamas won’t end the cycle.
This crisis tests America’s resolve. Will we back Israel’s right to defend itself or cave to globalist agendas? History shows appeasing terror only encourages more violence. We must stand strong with allies who fight Islamist extremism, not invent reasons to fault them. The truth hurts – but hiding it kills.
