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70% of the aid distribution in Gaza is non-United Nations.

30% is United Nations.

100% of the GHF trucks that are trucking aid reach their destination and

deliver directly to civilians. And according to the UN, 12% of their trucks reach their destination

without being diverted. Which model is more effective? Obviously, it's the non-Hamas UN business model. This is the change in the

business model and it directly threatens Hamas, it directly threatens the UN operations and way

of doing business in Gaza. And let's be even more cynical and honest for one second, the UN's

raising a lot of money on claiming famine in Gaza.

It's a cash cow for the UN system.

It's 11 a.m. on Wednesday, August 27th, New York City.

It's 6 p.m. on Wednesday, August 27th in Israel, as Israelis wind down their day.

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arcmedia.org to learn how to become a member. Yesterday, on Tuesday, hundreds of thousands of Israelis

took to the streets urging the Israeli government to secure a hostage ceasefire deal rather than

expand the war in Gaza. This comes over a week after Hamas announced it had approved a hostage ceasefire proposal,

but Israeli officials continue to insist that the government will only agree to a comprehensive

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