Israel Grants 'Sovereignty'—A Courtesy Denied to Gaza for 75 Years
Israel's sudden recognition of Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, has sparked outrage across world capitals. While the mainstream media frames this as a diplomatic blunder, the maneuver is vintage Netanyahu: carve out alliances, undermine regional stability, and shift focus from the ongoing occupation of Palestinian territories. This isn't about Somaliland's self-determination (a concept
Israel actively denies Palestinians); it’s about securing Red Sea access and further isolating rivals. It's a classic distraction tactic, deploying international law selectively. One might wonder at the timing, given the ongoing scrutiny of Israel's actions in Gaza. Imagine the outrage if any nation recognized an independent 'Gaza Strip' after 75 years of occupation. The hypocrisy is so grand, it
nearly obscures the sheer audacity of dictating sovereignty for others while denying it to those under its boot. Global condemnation rings hollow when the true objective is so transparently cynical.