ACROSS Gaza, humanitarian aid is desperately needed. Yet for far too long, international assistance has been cynically exploited by Hamas, a despicable practice enabled by the active collaboration of the United Nations.
The humanitarian situation is not a natural outcome of the conflict. Rather, it has been manufactured by Hamas to maintain its ruthless rule over Gaza, with UN complicity.Humanitarian aid, intended as a lifeline, has become a pillar of Hamas ’ oppressive control over the Gaza Strip. Instead of being freely distributed to families in need, vast quantities of international relief, funded primarily by Western nations, are routinely commandeered by Hamas operatives.
Sadly, as more and more Gazans sought assistance from the GHF, Hamas’ gunmen regularly responded with violence, opening fire on the crowds and then outrageously blaming Israel for the resulting casualties. Most recently, on July 23, Hamas launched a rocket attack on an aid distribution center in southern Gaza.Moreover, both Hamas and the UN fear losing their shared — and corrupt — monopoly on aid delivery.
Weaponization Of Aid By Hamas With UN Complicity
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