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The debate reveals a broader tension: the desire for moral simplicity versus the necessity of strategic pragmatism. While humanitarian aid must continue, it must be managed within the framework of international security and political stability, not through naive or reckless actions that could escalate violence further. Genuine progress relies on addressing root causes—ending Hamas’s military campaign, fostering dialogue, and ensuring aid reaches those in need without empowering provocateurs. Only then can a sustainable resolution emerge, beyond the reach of empty slogans and superficial solutions.