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 @SpecialInterestBuzzardGreenfrom Maine  commented…2yrs2Y

Deliberate starvation of civilian population is a clear war crime. Israel announced this policy on Day 1 and has carried it out. The US looks so pathetic in its "pier response" to countervail this Israeli policy of its supposed "ally." It is no different than if the US shot down its own supplied bombs that Israel "indiscriminately" [the assessment of the US military] targets at residential neighborhoods.

Is this really a healthy relationship from the perspective of the US? That this is not perceived as a rhetorical question speaks for itself.

This is so beyond obvious to anyone who has no emotional or "tribal" entanglement. Or should be.

 @PartisanPolarCaviarForwardfrom Wisconsin  commented…2yrs2Y

Stealing donated free food and shelter material and selling it at inflated prices results in the same problem as bombing, no available resources for citizens who may not have had any income for a few months.

 @MadOatmealRepublicanfrom South Carolina  commented…2yrs2Y

What is Hamas doing for the people of Gaza? What is Hamas doing to feed the people of Gaza? What is Hamas doing to shelter the people of Gaza? The U.S. just completed building a floating pier to get aid into Gaza from the sea - Hamas launched rockets and forced the closing of a land route for aid so how long until Hamas starts launching rockets at that pier?

Why am I not hearing about the people of Gaza renouncing and denouncing Hamas?

 @B1ll0fRightsDeerDemocrat from California  commented…2yrs2Y

It's not clear to my why Hamas isn't accused of weaponizing starvation. Palestinian suffering serves the political interests of one group only, and that's Hamas and its leadership.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…2yrs2Y

Should the availability of food be used as a strategy in military conflicts, and why or why not?

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