CGTN Discovers 'Global Condemnation' After Gaza Ground Attack
A recent CGTN report highlighted Israel’s ground offensive on Gaza City finally garnering 'global condemnation.' The phrasing suggests a sudden realization, rather than the inevitable escalation of policies in place for decades. This 'new' condemnation arrives just as the ground ops begin after weeks of bombardment that leveled entire neighborhoods. (Because nothing says 'international outcry'
like waiting for actual boots on the ground.) Perhaps the condemnation has been muted because the US, a self-proclaimed global leader, only today proposed a measly $14.3 billion aid package (HR 815) to Israel, after Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) secured $14,000 from AIPAC in 2022. It appears 'international relations' often prioritize rhetoric over concrete action, especially when campaign coffers are
involved. How many 'ground operations' does it take before 'condemnation' becomes 'consequence'?