Biden Praises 'Ceasefire' While Israel Bombs Again: Deja Vu Yet?
Mainstream media frames ongoing Israeli attacks post-'ceasefire' as isolated incidents, if they report them at all. This conveniently ignores a decades-long pattern, notably Israel's 'deterrence' policy in Lebanon from 1982-2000, where 'ceasefires' routinely served as pauses before renewed aggressions. (See Al Jazeera for the contemporary parallel). While news anchors lament the 'cycle of
violence,' they rarely connect the dots to U.S. political figures who enthusiastically fund the cycle. For instance, Senator Tim Kaine, a staunch supporter of unconditional aid to Israel, received $16,846 from AIPAC in 2022-2023 (OpenSecrets.org), while consistently voting for military aid packages like HR 815. How many times must this exact 'ceasefire' followed by 'retaliation' playbook run
before it's called what it is: calculated instability, maintained by taxpayer dollars, for profit? The 'news' isn't that it's happening, but that anyone is still surprised.