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Four employees from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) left a team in the early stages of designing a new procedure to rush humanitarian aid into Gaza without the assistance of the UN, raising new scrutiny for the company that has already found itself in a PR headache.
Israel has killed at least 61,430 Palestinians and wounded 153,213 in its genocide campaign inside Gaza. More than 11,000 are missing.
The U.S. Senate proved once again last week that there are not enough Palestinians for Israel to starve and kill that would prevent Washington from supporting the effort.
The death toll in Gaza surpassed 60,000 on Tuesday as the IDF continued its killing spree across the destroyed enclave—with the full backing of the Trump administration. Health officials also reported that at least 145,870 people have been injured in the war.
President Donald Trump fully supported Israel’s decision to abandon the ceasefire deal in March that enabled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to ramp up his starvation campaign inside the enclave—likely at the expense of the remaining Israeli hostages still in Hamas captivity, Haaretz, an Israeli paper, said.
Israel’s revenge campaign in Gaza has gotten so atrocious that even Tel Aviv’s most loyal allies are beginning to speak out about the need to end the war and rush humanitarian aid into the enclave.
A Houthi spokesman said Sunday that his group will begin targeting any ship in the Red Sea that deals with Israeli ports, which was seen as an escalation from its previous position to target ships that had direct ties to Israel.
In hopes of drawing attention to the worsening humanitarian conditions inside Gaza, over 100 aid organizations issued a statement urging Israel to allow unimpeded access to life-saving relief.
Israeli troops positioned at humanitarian aid distribution centers across Gaza were ordered to shoot into crowds to disperse them, despite these individuals posing no threat to the soldiers, IDF officials told Haaretz in an illuminating exposé.
Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel’s extremist national security minister, posted on social media last week that Tel Aviv should end all humanitarian aid into Gaza because it grants “Hamas a lifeline” and a complete siege would “expedite” victory.
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