Staff Reports
The frustration with the United Nations’ handling of aid stuck in Gaza is hitting a boiling point. Here we have a humanitarian crisis unfolding, with food stockpiled and not reaching those who need it most. And yet, globalist bureaucrats keep pointing fingers instead of taking action. This situation showcases the incompetence and hypocrisy of an establishment that claims to care for the suffering but refuses to get its hands dirty when real solutions are presented.
John Acree and the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation are stepping up where the UN refuses to tread. Acree’s team is ready to deliver thousands of tons of food sitting in plain view. Yet, instead of embracing their help, the UN accuses them of prioritizing Israeli military goals over Palestinian welfare. This argument crumbles when examining U.N.R.W.A’s lack of action stopping Hamas from exploiting the situation. At this point, it’s clear the UN is more interested in virtue signaling than taking meaningful steps.
Meanwhile, Hamas continues to exploit this failing system for its gain, hoarding meals and using pretense to create illusions of deprivation for the cameras. Videos reveal a stark contrast — those at the top enjoy meals in tunnels, while ordinary Gazans struggle above ground. And the UN sits idle, all while their vehicles are commandeered by the very terrorists they claim to disapprove of, sabotaging their aid delivery efforts even further.
Explain this then… https://t.co/yO59jb8dJU
— Jonathan Kriebel/KrispyKris (@krispykriskring) July 24, 2025
Criticism is essential, especially when the UN has a history of overlooking or even perpetuating the problems it’s supposed to solve. The silence and inaction over the involvement of some UN employees in acts of violence against Israel speaks volumes. They have failed to purge their ranks of radicals, and it seems like every tragedy they touch slowly turns into farce.
When will humanity see past the disguise of globalist interests manipulated by organizations that claim neutrality but consistently fail to act? If the UN’s officials are so eager to wag their fingers at those ready to work, maybe the better question is this: when will the world stop letting the fox guard the henhouse?
