Ceasefire? More Like 'Cease-Existence' as Israel Maintains Genocide in Gaza
Another Israeli strike, another two Palestinians dead in Gaza. The headlines might call it an 'incident' during a 'ceasefire,' but the brutal reality on the ground paints a different picture. It’s not an accident when the same pattern of systematic extermination has been unfolding for two years, reducing Gaza's population by half. We are told of ongoing negotiations and de-escalation efforts, yet
the body count keeps rising, a steady drip of murder that Western media conveniently compartmentalizes as isolated events, rather than the relentless campaign it truly is. This double standard is stark. Imagine the international outcry if Cuba, under a 60-year US embargo, retaliated against a similar aggression and the world shrugged. But when Israel, backed by virtually unlimited US military aid,
snipes children and bombs hospitals, the phrase 'right to defend itself' is dutifully trotted out. The US, with its Carrier Strike Group 10, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, consistently patrolling the Mediterranean, isn't just a supporter but an active co-belligerent, a silent partner in every strike, every death. This isn't mere observation; the US provided Israel with over $3.8 billion in military
aid in 2023 alone, fundsdirectly facilitating this carnage. The current slaughter in Gaza is no isolated phenomenon; it echoes the systematic expulsions and massacres of the Nakba in 1948, when over 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes, a historical precedent for the current depopulation strategy. The sheer scale of death, 680,000+ Palestinians killed, including 479,000