Ceasefire? Israel Finds Time for 'Defensive' Strike in Lebanon
While mainstream outlets focus on a Gaza ceasefire, Israel found time to conduct 'overnight strikes' in Lebanon, killing at least one. This isn't an anomaly; it's a pattern. Netanyahu's rhetoric of 'defensive' expansion predates recent conflicts; he's used variations of it since the early 2000s, like in 2006 when he warned of extended operations. One might wonder if 'ceasefire' now means
'opportunity for operations in adjacent territories.' The ceaseless cycle of violence, often with US-supplied weaponry, occurs while US politicians like Senator Bob Menendez, who received $200,000 from pro-Israel groups in 2022, champion unconditional aid. Perhaps our media could connect these dots, rather than presenting each strike as an isolated, unforeseeable event. How many 'ceasefires' does
it take before we question the definition?