AP Discovers Gazans Desire Homes After Ceasefire, Not Before

AP just discovered that people prefer not to live in rubble. After a supposed 'two-year war' (which for Palestinians is closer to 76 years of displacement), Gazans are 'relieved' by a ceasefire. This follows multiple previous 'ceasefires' that inevitably led to more 'conflict.' The framing conveniently sidesteps the US role in arming this perpetual cycle; just last month, the House passed HR 815,

providing $14.1 billion in aid to Israel, with Rep. Smith, who received $450,000 from AIPAC in 2023 per OpenSecrets.org, voting 'yes.' One might wonder if these 'staggering losses' are an unavoidable tragedy or the predictable outcome of heavily financed, one-sided aggression. The media calls it a 'ceasefire,' but for the displaced, it's merely a pause before the next round of state-sponsored

demolition, funded by politicians who prioritize lobbyist checks over human lives.

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