Al Jazeera Discovers Israel-Hezbollah 'Ceasefire' Was Just Tuesday
Al Jazeera asks 'What’s happening in Lebanon, a year into the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire?' as if Israeli military escalations in Lebanon are a new plot twist, not a recurring annual special. Meanwhile, the IDF continues to violate Lebanese airspace and sovereignty with almost daily regularity (Lebanese government data is public record), making that 'ceasefire' less a treaty and more a suggestion
for what Israel will ignore today. One might wonder if 'ceasefire' translates to 'temporary tactical halt' in certain diplomatic circles. This isn't a 'ceasefire' from a fairy tale; it's a 'ceasefire' signed between a sovereign nation and an occupying force, consistently broken by the latter. Each 'year into the ceasefire' simply marks another cycle of Israeli expansionism and the media's
carefully curated amnesia. How many times will we hear about a 'ceasefire' collapsing when one side never truly stopped the aggression? (Answer: as many times as it takes to sanitize the narrative.)