Israel's genocidal campaign against Gaza has many pillars to it.

And one of them has been the execution of a strategy described by Israel's former head of the country's

National Security Council, Gura Ireland, who is now advisor to the Defense Minister

Yove Gallo.

When at the very start of this horror, he endorsed the Israeli siege and Gaza with the advice, the people should be told that they have two choices,

to stay and starve or leave. He declared Israel needed to create what he declared was a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, demanding that Gaza becomes

an area where people cannot live. That Israel must create in Gaza such a terrible unbearable situation that can last weeks and months.

Now as part of his strategy to make this happen, he wrote that as well as the total cutting off

of the essentials of life as defense minister Jove

gallant had ordered that to make that happen he said in order to make the

siege effective we have to prevent others from giving assistance to Gaza.

Listen to that again. We have to prevent others from giving assistance to Gaza. Very important. That has men in practice the

mass slaughter of aid workers. Indeed at least 254 aid workers are known to have been killed.

The biggest slaughter of aid workers ever recorded in any conflict in such a short space of time,

ever.

Indeed, by the beginning of April, that is the beginning of last month, Israel had killed more aid workers in Gaza, a strip of land no bigger than in all of the countries in the rest of the world combined in any of the last 30 years.

Now I'm going to revisit a notorious example with some evidence which for some

reason has been completely disregarded, but let's first start with a new report from Human Rights

Watch which talks at 8 strikes and aid workers convoys and premises, even though aid groups

gave their coordinates to these radio authorities, to ensure their protection.

None of the aid workers were given advance warnings, none of the aid organizations

before these attacks got such warnings in which at least 31 aid workers and those with

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