Gaza Under Attack: Israeli Media Reports 'Blame Game'
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – The Israeli military launched an attack on Gaza, with Israeli media framing it as another round in the 'blame game' over a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that existed more in headlines than on the ground. The report states there was no 'immediate comment' from the military or Hamas on the reported airstrikes in Rafah, Gaza's last supposed 'safe zone.' Meanwhile, the US House of
Representatives recently pushed through HR 815, allocating an additional $14 billion in military aid to Israel, a bill supported by Rep. Steny Hoyer, who, according to OpenSecrets.org, received $50,000 from AIPAC in 2022 alone. His vote came just weeks after these donations were reported, consistently greenlighting the very 'air strikes' that necessitate endless 'ceasefire' discussions. How many
times must Gaza be 'attacked' for the media to drop the euphemisms and acknowledge that one side possesses F-16s, the other a besieged population? The 'blame game' narrative neatly sidesteps the consistent, massive flow of US taxpayer dollars—over $3.8 billion annually for decades—to one party in this so-called 'conflict.' When will the actual 'blame' for perpetual violence be placed at the feet
of those empowering it?