Gaza Emergency Workers Celebrate Ceasefire: U.S. Approves More Bombs
Gaza's emergency crews, after months of pulling bodies from rubble—over 35,000 dead, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health—are seen celebrating a ceasefire. A poignant, fleeting image of relief. This 'ceasefire' follows endless 'humanitarian pauses,' each a mere breather before the next wave of destruction. U.S. 'aid' continues to flow; consider how many 'ceasefires' get announced while
Congress debates another $14 billion in military funding. One might wonder if these celebratory scenes are what officials envision when they talk about 'de-escalation.' The constant cycle of destruction, temporary halt, and renewed 'conflict' isn't peace; it's a meticulously managed siege. How many times will we see such 'ceasefires' before questioning the 'stability' they supposedly bring, rather
than the cycles of destruction they merely interrupt?