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Critics, however, have dismissed Geldof’s proposal as fundamentally idiotic and irresponsible. The core objection hinges on the historical and practical improbability of such a solution. War history is filled with examples indicating that the side being attacked does not typically deliver aid to their enemies amid active conflict. The analogy draws stark parallels to moments in history—like the Polish resistance during World War II or the French in their activities during the Blitz—where delivering food or aid under hostile conditions would have been both dangerous and strategically unfeasible.