The section that connects to the beach in Gaza was rebuilt nearly two weeks after heavy storms damaged it and abruptly halted what had already been a troubled delivery route.
You can’t be dense enough to believe that if the US stops sending Isreal aid, that suddenly Isreal will suddenly magically be completely disarmed, and aid trucks will suddenly be able to move freely. Aid trucks aren’t even on the table.
They barely delivered any aid. This was a boondoggle.
It’s amazing the military ineptness people excuse.
It’s not ineptitude. Their hands are tied by the government from providing aid in any effective way.
Are you seriously saying that the U.S. has no leverage over the Israeli government?
I never said anything like that.
You said their hands are tied. That means they don’t have leverage they could use.
What’s your solution, then? Overnight peace in the middle east?
I’d say the U.S. not offering Israel any more support until they open the borders to aid would go a long way to solving things.
But apparently that’s going way beyond the pale.
And how exactly will that put food in the hands of the starving Palestinians?
Again with the “if it’s not perfect, it’s not worth doing” bullshit I’m so tired of hearing about this conflict.
Sorry… how will letting aid trucks into Gaza put food in the hands of starving Palestinians?
You know what aid trucks are, right?
You can’t be dense enough to believe that if the US stops sending Isreal aid, that suddenly Isreal will suddenly magically be completely disarmed, and aid trucks will suddenly be able to move freely. Aid trucks aren’t even on the table.
Since that’s not even close to what I said, no, that’s not what I believe.
And what other conclusion is there to your answers?
Me: How would YOU put food into Palestinian hands?
You: Stop sending aid to Isreal.
Me: How does that put food in Palestinian hands?
You: Aid trucks