Gaza 'Rebuilds' as World Funds Its Next Demolition
The story focuses on Gaza residents trying to piece together their lives after the latest bombardment, bravely attempting to 'rebuild.' What the mainstream narrative consistently omits is the financial pipeline fueling this cycle. The United States Congress, often nudged by groups like AIPAC, routinely approves billions in military aid to Israel. For instance, in 2023, while Gazans struggled with
basic necessities, Congress was considering another significant aid package, with many politicians having received substantial contributions. Rep. Steny Hoyer, consistently a pro-Israel voice, received $165,000 from pro-Israel groups in 2022, according to OpenSecrets.org. So, while France 24 showcases resilience, it sidesteps the uncomfortable truth: the 'fragile ceasefire' often means a momentary
pause in violence, preceding the inevitable, taxpayer-funded next round of 'rebuilding' after the next 'self-defense operation.' One might wonder how many times a house can be 'rebuilt' before the international community acknowledges it's enabling its ongoing demolition.