Stacy Gilbert resigned in protest against State Department report that says Israel isn't blocking aid to Gaza

A career State Department official resigned from her post on Tuesday, saying she could no longer work for the Biden administration after it released a report concluding that Israel was not preventing the flow of aid to Gaza.

Stacy Gilbert, who served as a senior civilian-military advisor to the State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM), sent an email to staff saying she was resigning because she felt the State Department had made the wrong assessment, The Washington Post reported, citing officials who read the note.

The report was filed in response to President Joe Biden issuing a national security memorandum (NSM-20) in early February on whether the administration finds credible Israel’s assurances that its use of US weapons do not violate either American or international law.

The report said there were reasonable grounds to believe Israel on several occasions had used American-supplied weapons “inconsistent” with international humanitarian law, but said it could not make a definitive assessment - enough to prevent the suspension of arms transfers.

          • @TokenBoomer
            1•1 month ago

            Ad hominem. The question has been answered.

            • @[email protected]
              0•1 month ago

              It has not. Keep trying though. Maybe… try offering Iron Man, or… perhaps Harry Potter next.

              Both have the same chance to beat Trump.

              I’m done arguing with you. I’m not going to have you report me like you do others. We’re going to end this here.

              • @TokenBoomer
                1•1 month ago

                Why would I report you? MegaUltraChicken asked a question, you reiterated that question. I answered. I’m not angry or trolling, or even taking this personally. I’m answering the question.

                • @[email protected]
                  0•1 month ago

                  You are accusing me of ad hominym after using ad hominym on me and you’re asking why I might think you’re trying to get me removed?

                  You’re answering a question in bad faith. She’s not running. You know that. And you know that question wasn’t asking who of anyone, could beat Trump.

                  Then you offer an op-ed written in January as evidence.

                  Maybe not trolling, but this isn’t a response in good faith.