How Gaza’s Health Crisis Exposes Israel-Hamas Conflict Failures—and Risks America’s Security
As thousands of Gazans suffer without critical medical care, the slow and politicized border crossings expose the tragic fallout of globalist failures and highlight urgent America First priorities.
The story of 15-year-old Rimas Abu Lehia is more than a heartbreaking account of war injuries; it is a glaring testament to the catastrophic consequences of policies that prioritize ideological agendas over human life and national security. After Israeli troops fired into desperate crowds seeking aid in Gaza, a bullet shattered Rimas’s knee. Today her survival hinges on the reopening of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt—a fragile gateway for tens of thousands waiting for lifesaving medical treatment abroad. Why Does This Matter to Americans? While this humanitarian crisis unfolds thousands of miles away, it is intertwined with challenges at...
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