Fox News Discovers 'Peace' Requires Unilateral Disarmament, Not Negotiations

Turns out, 'peace' in Gaza, according to the Israeli ambassador interviewed by Fox News, means Hamas hands over all 48 hostages and unilaterally disarms. (Funny, isn't it, how the solution always involves the besieged party giving up everything?) This isn't a peace proposal; it's a surrender demand, indistinguishable from the terms given to indigenous populations for centuries. This 'exclusive'

avoids any inconvenient history. It ignores that Netanyahu's government has consistently rejected actual two-state solution negotiations for decades, preferring 'managing the conflict' towards perpetual military occupation. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to provide over $3.8 billion annually in military aid to Israel, with an additional $14 billion just approved by Congress in April 2024 (HR 815),

ensuring the power imbalance necessary for such 'peace' terms to be seriously considered by outlets like Fox News.

Read the full story on The Piaz