I didn't miss the point. Good grief! I already responded directly to what you said I missed.

When you're dropping a billion dollars on warfare every couple of weeks, if you can't get your act together enough to keep aid corridors open but monitored to prevent abuse (at maybe 0.1% the cost), the charge of it being an "unrealistic expectation" is not credible.

And the idea that nobody could have foreseen the consequences of an intentional total blockade (announced as such by Gallant), followed by very limited aid for months and months, when people were constantly shouting what the consequences were going to be, is ludicrous. If Israel were actually that incompetent, it would not have the moral standing to engage in warfare: fools should not be allowed the capacity for mass destruction.

But Israel is not that incompetent; the people in its government are not that stupid.