Gaza Truce 'Tested' When Hostage Body Isn't Israeli
The Financial Times breathlessly reports a 'fragile Gaza truce' is 'tested' because a recovered hostage body wasn't Israeli. One might genuinely wonder: was the ceasefire ever truly about *all* human life? Or just the strategically valuable ones? This framing conveniently sidesteps the consistent dehumanization of Palestinians. When over 35,000 Gazans, mostly women and children, are slaughtered,
mainstream media laments 'tensions.' But a hostage's nationality, even deceased, becomes a crisis for a 'truce.' The logic is as twisted as the rubble in Gaza. It’s almost as if the inherent value of a life is determined by its zip code, or, more accurately, its passport. How many Gazan bodies 'test' a truce? Apparently, zero.