Trucks are more efficient. We should drive US army trucks full of food and aid into Gaza. Dare Israel to bomb them and if they do it should rapidly sour American support for Israel's genocide.
They would be more efficient, if Israel would let them in instead of stopping, searching, and removing items they don't like... like antibiotics, bandages, and food... you know... the usual.
Netanyahu’s office also said Monday the War Cabinet had approved a plan to deliver humanitarian aid safely into Gaza in a way that would “prevent the cases of looting.”
I've got a plan for that. Send more food. Just keep sending more and let the starving people "loot" them until they're so not-starving they leave leftover food on the trucks.
Who cares if they're looting food? People taking stuff without paying is the point of aid, and if that means the stuff isn't getting to its eventual destination it just means you need to send more stuff. Hamas having an overflowing stockpile of food isn't a security threat unless you're intentionally using starvation as a weapon.
Northern Gaza is hard to reach. In recent weeks there was talk about dropping food aid. Then Hamas took pictures of themselves with their anti aircraft man pads and missles. That made private air drops impossible, as civilian flyers don't even have counter measures for that. King Abdullah of Jordan and world kitchen then gave it a shot, and there was no AA. Now the US Airforce will give it a try. They have to fly low on these drops, so look out below.
Watch Israel airdrop fake aid that's actually riddled with mines. Then the New York Times can run another story about Palestinians exploding spontaneously.
my guess is that later we will hear "gosh darnit we really tried with the food and it didn't quite get there" meanwhile not one arms shipment will ever be late.
This is Biden creating a headline to try to slow down or stop people from becoming aware that he is (along with the rest of our govt) committing genocide
It’s Friday afternoon, and I have no idea why anyone believes Biden off his words after his first term.
Q Can you give us a sense of when you think that ceasefire will start, sir?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I hope by the beginning of the weekend — I mean the end of the weekend.
At least, my —
Q Say again.
THE PRESIDENT: My National Security Advisor tells me that we’re close. We’re close. It’s not done yet. And my hope is by next Monday, we’ll have a ceasefire.