by Daniel Greenfield
The question that no one is asking is why Hamas was so bent on maintaining control over aid deliveries?
Here’s the roadmap for what just happened in Gaza with the aid deliveries.
Israel wanted to take out Hamas terrorists who claimed to be escorting aid. Biden barred Israel from doing that unless Israel handled the aid distribution itself.
Biden administration officials raised their concerns with their Israeli counterparts and asked that Israel stop targeting the Hamas civilian police as long there is no alternative that could provide security to the aid trucks, Israeli and U.S. officials said.
The IDF tried to distribute the aid and Hamas staged an attack, at one food delivery, and a riot at another in order to be able to maintain control over aid. The two incidents are unlikely to be a coincidence. Which means they were the work of Hamas.
There was no massacre of Palestinians in Gaza today.
— Hillel Fuld (@HilzFuld) February 29, 2024
You’ll be hearing that there was. It’s propaganda. Palestinians trampled each other as they fought for the aid that the IDF sent in knowing that Hamas was going to steal it like they have stolen all aid.
Hundreds of… pic.twitter.com/FVL0P42cRl
Now Israel is once again under fire, accused of a massacre, and Hamas is in a position to retain control over aid.
The media is carefully not providing any of the relevant context such as why Israel was there distributing aid.
And the question that no one is asking is why Hamas was so bent on maintaining control over aid deliveries?
The answer is that Hamas, like most Islamic terror groups, wants two things from humanitarian aid.
1. It uses the aid as currency, to reward supporters and then to resell for profit.
2. It uses the denial of aid to create a humanitarian crisis that it blames on Israel
It’s hard to say which of these is more valuable, but in the latest incident, we see both prongs at the same time.
Hamas needs to retain control over aid because it can use the supplies to buy loyalty and reward its terrorists, and because denying aid to civilians put political pressure on Israel to stop attacking Hamas.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
Source: https://www.frontpagemag.com/hamas-staged-a-food-aid-riot-to-blame-israel-and-retain-control-over-aid/
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