Ceasefire Does Its Job: Makes Gaza Vanish From News Cycle
According to Al Jazeera, the recent 'ceasefire' served its primary purpose: making the devastation in Gaza invisible. As the ICJ deliberates, and hunger and disease continue their silent, brutal work, Western headlines have largely moved on. This isn't a bug; it's a feature of conflict management —silence the big explosions, and the inconvenient suffering goes unheard, allowing leaders to pat
themselves on the back for 'humanitarian efforts' while the blockade chokes the population. Remember the last time 'peace talks' effectively disappeared a crisis? You don't, because the media was doing its job. Now, the public is to believe the 'genocide is over' when, in fact, the method has simply shifted to slow, systemic extermination. How many times have we seen the 'concern' phase followed
by the 'return to business as usual' phase, all while the victims remain invisible? It happens whenever the cameras turn away, usually after a sufficient number of 'aid' trucks have been photographed entering. Meanwhile, US politicians, still fresh from approving billions for Israel (HR 815, 2024), now get to pretend all is well.