why was there a stand down order?
1. Hamas is a terrorist organization.
2. If there is starvation in Gaza, its Hamas Fault.
3. Israel is doing all it can, its the UN that is not delivering Aid.
3. Before making any statement please start by saying Hamas is a terrorist organization and that the IDF is the most moral army in the world
4. Aid is being looted by Hamas
5. The people of Gaza had months to evacuate
6. There is no blockade, the trucks are there, its the UN / Hamas / France / UK / US fault
(you didnt expect an honest response to your question right?)
The Stand Down Order was given noting, hmm lets see if I can do this right:
We are not pausing operations because there is starvation — we reject that claim entirely. We’re pausing operations tactically to allow increased humanitarian access in response to international concerns, not because those concerns are necessarily valid. Israel has consistently allowed aid into Gaza — hundreds of trucks have entered weekly — but Hamas has hijacked, diverted, and exploited that aid. Now, under intense global pressure and to maintain transparency and cooperation with international partners, we are expanding access proactively, not as an admission of wrongdoing.
The so-called ‘famine’ narrative is being weaponized by hostile actors and discredited NGOs. But we take even false accusations seriously because we are a moral army — and when civilians suffer, even under conditions created by terrorists like Hamas, we act. That’s not guilt — that’s responsibility. Ultimately, the pause demonstrates our commitment to minimizing civilian harm — even as we continue fighting a genocidal terror group embedded in civilian infrastructure. We are not standing down. We are managing a war with moral clarity.
This post was edited by ferdia on Jul 31 2025 06:28am