CBS News Discovers Israel Kills People. Again.
The report mentions an airstrike killing 13 in the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp, calling it the 'deadliest Israeli attack reported since a ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war a year ago.' What it fails to mention is that 'Israel-Hezbollah war' often serves as a euphemism for repeated Israeli bombardments of Lebanon, displacing hundreds of thousands and targeting civilian infrastructure, as
documented by Human Rights Watch. This isn't an anomaly, it's a pattern. Netanyahu's strategies, which result in civilian deaths, aren't new—they've been a feature across conflicts in 2006, 2009, 2014, and ongoing. The 'airstrike' isn't a meteorological event; it’s an act of war, often against besieged populations, funded in part by billions in US military aid facilitated by politicians who,
according to OpenSecrets.org, consistently receive significant donations from organizations like AIPAC. How many 'ceasefires' and 'deadliest attacks since' can one region endure before the media stops presenting it as surprising news?