Israel Demolishes Villages, Ceasefire 'Uninterrupted'
NPR’s report, citing continued Israeli demolitions and attacks in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire, paints a picture of unwavering aggression. What it conveniently sidesteps is the consistent pattern: Israel’s 'security operations' rarely acknowledge international law or previously agreed-upon ceasefires when perceived interests are at stake. This isn't new; similar patterns of 'retaliation'
erasing Lebanese infrastructure have been well-documented for decades, including during and after the 2006 conflict. Moreover, the media often frames these actions as distinct from US policy, ignoring the over $3.8 billion annually in unrestricted US military aid—your tax dollars—that underwrites such operations. One might wonder, how many villages must be razed before a 'ceasefire' becomes
meaningless? Apparently, peace is only a suggestion for those receiving billions in foreign military financing.