The U.N.’s estimate—that Israel’s war on Gaza will require over $70 billion in reconstruction across several decades—is more than an economic projection. It is a moral indictment of a war that has shattered homes, leveled communities, and pushed an already besieged population into deeper despair. Behind this figure lie bombed hospitals, collapsed schools, and millions struggling to survive amid devastation.
It is time the United States and European Union stop funding this destruction. They must stop enabling what the world recognizes as mass atrocities and instead demand that Israel end the killing in Gaza and the West Bank, halt settler and military violence, and immediately allow a massive infusion of food, medicine, and shelter into Gaza. Heavy rains are now pouring into tent camps, turning displacement into a living nightmare for families with nowhere left to go.
This is a defining moral moment. The world cannot look away while Palestinians endure starvation, homelessness, and terror. All Americans—and all people of conscience—must demand justice, accountability, and a future where Palestinians can live in safety, dignity, and freedom.
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