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The cumulative evidence paints a bleak picture: international aid, which should bolster civilian populations during crises, frequently ends up sustaining conflict and prolonging suffering. Aid diversion not only diminishes the effectiveness of humanitarian efforts but also inadvertently empowers terrorism and authoritarian regimes, fueling the very conflicts they aim to alleviate.
Israel’s battle in Gaza is thus part of a larger international struggle—how to deliver genuine humanitarian relief amid a landscape rife with corruption, diversion, and geopolitical interests.