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In a recent article by Daniel Greenfield titled “Biden’s ‘Trojan Pier’ for Gaza” [ [link removed] ], he reveals an insidious plan unfolding to construct a pier for delivering humanitarian aid that could very well become a “permanent gateway for terrorists”.  
The Biden administration's recent announcement of plans to construct a pier in Gaza has ignited a firestorm of debate and skepticism. While billed as a humanitarian effort to alleviate suffering in the besieged territory, closer examination reveals a troubling confluence of political expediency and strategic maneuvering.
At the heart of the controversy lies the question of intent. Is the proposed pier truly intended to serve as a lifeline for the beleaguered people of Gaza, or is it a Trojan horse designed to bolster the grip of Hamas, the terrorist organization that rules the enclave with an iron fist?
Critics point to the administration's lackluster response to the ongoing captivity of five American hostages held by Hamas as evidence of misplaced priorities. While President Biden pledges troops and resources for the construction of the pier, the plight of these hostages languishes in the shadows, overshadowed by geopolitical calculus and strategic interests.
Is the proposed Gaza pier operation, with its inherent risks and potential costs, primarily motivated by a desire to court the votes of a segment of Democrats sympathetic to the "Free Palestine" cause?
Moreover, the administration's portrayal of Gaza as a humanitarian disaster zone in dire need of intervention clashes with the reality on the ground. Contrary to sensationalized media reports of starvation and deprivation, social media images reveal a populace seemingly unfazed by hunger, feasting on lavish spreads in preparation for religious observances.
The purported urgency of the pier project further strains credulity. With estimates suggesting a construction timeline of up to two months in a war-torn region rife with security risks, one cannot help but question the rationale behind such a protracted endeavor. If the goal is to alleviate immediate suffering, why opt for a cumbersome and time-consuming solution that offers little in the way of expediency?
Equally perplexing is the administration's insistence on bypassing established channels for aid delivery. While Israel maintains the capacity to deliver aid to Gaza through existing ports, the Biden administration appears intent on circumventing Israeli oversight, raising suspicions about ulterior motives and hidden agendas.
Furthermore, the administration's vague assurances regarding security arrangements for aid deliveries only serve to deepen concerns. With no guarantees of protection for aid convoys or American personnel, the risks of operating in a volatile conflict zone remain unaddressed, leaving the door open to potential acts of aggression by Hamas and other militant groups.
In the face of an incomprehensible high-risk plan with ambiguous motivations, the American people, as well as the international community, deserve clarity regarding the true intentions behind the Gaza pier project. With its potential to exacerbate regional instability and empower terrorist entities, the stakes are too high for secrecy or obfuscation.
Only through open and honest dialogue can we hope to navigate the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and pursue solutions that prioritize humanitarian concerns while safeguarding global security. Anything less risks perpetuating a cycle of violence and suffering that no amount of aid or infrastructure can hope to rectify.
One thing is for certain, “nothing about this plan makes sense!”
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