Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has openly stated his intention to further expand military operations in Gaza. Despite the reality on the ground — countless civilian casualties and attacks on shelters and medical facilities — he maintains a hardline stance. But now, the United Kingdom, Canada, and France have issued a clear warning to Israel. They are calling for an end to the military campaign and have suggested they may take concrete action if Israel does not comply. This marks what seems to be a long-overdue recognition by the international community that a red line has been crossed. Immediately following this, Israel announced the entry of humanitarian aid for the first time in 11 weeks — five trucks. Just five, for nearly two million people struggling with extreme shortages of water, food, and medicine. The United Nations called it “a drop in the ocean.” That phrase is not a metaphor; it’s a brutal understatement. Can offering such minimal aid be considered a sign of humanit...