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By: TheJestPress.com
GAZA STRIP — As hunger stalks Gaza like that one annoying relative who won’t leave your house after the holidays, international aid convoys have been spotted playing an impromptu, months-long game of “Red Light, Green Light” at border crossings. The stakes? Only the literal survival of 2.3 million people.
“We’d love to deliver food,” said one convoy driver, checking the frost on his canned beans. “But we’re stuck in an endless traffic jam because apparently, hummus is a national security threat now.” Aid trucks have become so familiar with border walls that sources claim several have enrolled in a correspondence art course to capture “the true emptiness of existence.”
Meanwhile, Israel continues its offensive, determined to prove once and for all that you *can* win hearts and minds with missiles—just not the ones that need cholesterol screenings. As diplomatic efforts stall like a Lada in winter, world leaders gather to issue strongly worded tweets, sending “thoughts and prayers” through the only reliable delivery system: hashtags.
Inside Gaza, supermarkets have been replaced by “guess-what’s-for-dinner” challenges, which usually end with an empty plate and an existential crisis. Local chefs are pioneering new trends, such as Air Soup—just inhale and pretend!—while Michelin is considering awarding a new “Survival Star” for creativity with dust, hope, and leftover headlines.
Back in the West, well-meaning donors send pallets of gluten-free protein powder and kale chips, proving hunger is tragic—but never so tragic you should skip out on health trends.
In related news, the United Nations is considering replacing its emergency food drops with motivational audiobooks, since apparently the only thing more renewable than international condemnation is the amount of hot air generated at Security Council meetings.
Stay tuned, as global leaders promise “swift action”—right after their lunch break.
By: TheJestPress.com
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