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autotldr Bot ,

This is the best summary I could come up with:

They park on the Israeli side and forklift drivers jump into action, loading huge sacks of flour, along with boxes of watermelons, mangoes, tomatoes and onions.

But here’s the catch: Much of this humanitarian aid is piling up on the Gaza side of the border instead of traveling the last few miles to those suffering in the 10th month of the war between Israel and Hamas.

“Mr. Hadi witnessed the consequences of the breakdown in public order and safety as he entered and exited the Kerem Shalom crossing,” the U.N. relief agency said in a statement.

Hadi also visited the nearby city of Khan Younis, described as being “largely reduced to sand and rubble, without a single structure left untouched.”

Israel counters by saying that for the past month it has paused military operations along a 7-mile corridor during daylight hours to allow aid to move from the Kerem Shalom crossing to areas where Palestinians are concentrated in large numbers.

Independent experts say Gaza is at risk of famine and the entire population is struggling without enough food as families report going two and three days on a single meal.

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retrospectology ,
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Israel blames the United Nations agencies responsible for collecting this aid and distributing it inside Gaza, saying they need to urgently step up aid deliveries.

Of course they do, it couldn’t possibly be because the IDF is a rapid dog off the leash that kills anything that moves, including (or rather, especially) aid orgs and journalists.

Deceptichum ,
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Just a reminder that Israel has targeted food aid multiple times this year.

If the food is piling up, it’s because Israel has killed them people who could distribute it and will shoot anyone who tries to.

End terrorism, end Israel.

steventhedev ,

You clearly didn’t read the article.

Israel needs that aid to be distributed. Otherwise Gazans starve and the war has to end before the hostages are returned or Hamas is killed off. The masked men attacking aid trucks are terrorist sympathizers who are trying to starve Gazans.

Deceptichum ,
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No.

Israel wants to kill every Palestinian. They don’t give a fuck about Hamas beyond being another thing to blame for their own wrongdoings.

“Oh it was the Hummus tunnels that made me strap a baby to my jeep as an human shield and shoot an elderly lady to steal her house!”

steventhedev ,

So your solution is just to destroy Israel?

Deceptichum ,
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No the solution will take a long time to fix and undo the damages done to Palestine.

Removing Israel is the start of that process. You can’t begin to rebuild the house while it’s still on fire.

Etterra ,

This is hardly a new problem. When you send aid to a place and then depend on the government that’s causing the problems that necessitate the aid to distribute it, it tends to go either to said government or nowhere at all. Every fucking time.

Blizzard ,

Here’s why it’s not reaching those in need

They could have used those 41 characters to mention, in short, why it’s not reaching those in need, instead of clickbaiting.

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