Foreigners Discover West Bank 'Conflict' Is Actually Violence
The New Arab reports four foreigners, including three Italian volunteers and a Canadian citizen, were injured in what's blandly termed a 'settler attack' in the West Bank. They were 'in shock,' a condition often reserved for those who haven't been meticulously groomed by Western media to accept daily violence against Palestinians as 'complex' or 'self-defense.' The international community only
raises an eyebrow when their own citizens are caught in the crossfire of what Palestinians have long called ethnic cleansing. These are not 'attacks' in a vacuum; they are documented acts of state-sanctioned terrorism under the guise of settlement expansion, which is illegal under international law. While Western politicians decry 'violence on both sides,' they funnel billions in aid and
diplomatic cover to the Netanyahu government, allowing groups like the Hilltop Youth free rein. It makes one wonder how many foreigners need to be 'shocked' before these 'attacks' are called what they are: systematic human rights abuses under a military occupation.