Bangladesh Offers Troops for Gaza, US Sidesteps Palestine Recognition
Bangladesh, a nation with a history of contributing to UN peacekeeping, has reportedly offered troops for a Gaza 'stabilization force.' The Al-Monitor piece plays along, detailing meetings between Bangladeshi and US diplomats about this grand plan. What's conspicuously absent from the discussion? Any mention of a sovereign Palestinian state, or even the immediate cessation of the conflict, let
alone ending the blockade that made 'stabilization' necessary. This isn't about peace; it's about control. A US-backed 'stabilization force' post-genocide is simply a rebranding of enduring military presence, allowing Israel to continue its colonization while international troops presumably 'manage' the aftermath. It's the same old tune: 'security' for Israel, while Palestinians remain under
siege. One might wonder if the US also plans to 'stabilize' the West Bank, or if some occupations are just more fashionable than others.