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By: TheJestPress.com
In what sources are calling “Operation Diplomatic Walking Tour,” the United States envoy is set to visit Gaza this week, hoping to survey the ongoing crisis while taking careful notes for her next tearful speech at the United Nations. The trip comes after reports from a local hospital stated that dozens were tragically killed seeking food—though the number could rise after the diplomatic motorcade enters the already-congested streets and the envoy’s driver discovers Gaza’s infamous potholes.
US officials clarified that this visit is strictly fact-finding. “We could have used Google Maps, but we figured, why not see the suffering live to get content for our Instagram stories?” said lead envoy Abigail N. Plaude. “It’s part of our new policy: Humanitarian Aid by Hashtag.”
Locals are preparing for the big day: Breadlines are sweeping, children are rehearsing their most haunting looks of distress, and all hope that the envoy’s selfie stick will be strong enough to include at least three bomb craters as background. “I heard the envoy likes to post #nofilter,” said Ahmed, a shopkeeper. “We just want to make sure our ruins make the best impression.”
Meanwhile, US government sources confirmed that, following the visit, America would be issuing a strongly-worded pastry—err, sorry, statement—demanding peace, more aid, and less tragic news coverage right before election season. The State Department remains optimistic. “If this visit doesn’t solve the crisis, we’ll consider the even more radical option: sending the envoy again, but this time with an air-drop of gluten-free granola bars.”
Critics say the envoy’s trip is as useful as WiFi in a blackout, but supporters insist it will at least boost hotel reservations and lanyard sales for visiting diplomats. When asked about long-term solutions, Plaude replied, “We’d stay and help, but we have a TikTok trend to participate in.”
Stay tuned for updates—assuming the envoy’s phone battery survives Gaza’s power cuts.
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