Good Is Finally Winning—and the Parasites Are Screaming

By Yonah Elias

 You want to know why the usual suspects are foaming at the mouth over the new humanitarian aid system in Gaza?

Because for the first time in decades, aid isn’t being funneled through terrorist middlemen, warlords in keffiyehs, or corrupt UN bureaucrats who think a five-star hotel in Qatar is “neutral ground.” Nope. The old racket—UNRWA, Hamas, the PLO, and their enablers in the EU—just got their blood funnel yanked out.

Israel and its partners just managed to feed over 1,000,000 Palestinians without charging a single shekel, without filtering it through the terror economy, without demanding “loyalty” to a death cult. No taxes. No smuggling. No Hamas checkpoints skimming 80% off the top to buy new Iranian rockets or gold-plated villas in Doha. Just food. Direct. Honest.

And that, my friends, is an existential threat to the corruption cartel that has weaponized Palestinian suffering for decades.

UNRWA is freaking out—not because they’re worried about the people—but because their cushy, tax-funded, Geneva-cocktail-circuit jobs might be next. Hamas is panicking because they can’t slap a “resistance tax” on flour anymore. The EU elites are livid because their favorite pet project—the eternal victimhood of Palestinians—might actually start getting… better.

Let me ask every social media “activist” screaming “Genocide!” from your overpriced iPhones:

What the hell have YOU done for Palestinians?

Besides typing “Free Palestine” with zero context and maximum smugness, what tangible help have you provided?

Because here’s what Israel just did: It ripped the shackles off the average Palestinian civilian.

It broke the Hamas food mafia. It provided sustenance—no strings attached.

It bypassed the very network of thugs and thieves you still defend with every post.

The new system is exposing the oldest lie in the book: that Israel needs Palestinian suffering to exist. No—it’s the other way around.

The PLO, Hamas, UNRWA, and their Western lapdogs depend on suffering to justify their bloated salaries, their donor cash pipelines, and their cheap moral vanity.

This is why they’re losing their minds. Not because Palestinians are dying.

But because they’re not dying enough to keep the money flowing.

This is what happens when good people act decisively: Evil shrieks.

And the world, as usual, sides with the shriekers.

But not this time. This time the mask is off. And the world’s going to have to decide:

Do you want to help Palestinians live?

Or do you just want to keep watching them die—for your politics, your likes, your hashtags, and your delusions of righteousness?