Israel Raids Wedding, Kills Palestinian: Another Tuesday in the 'Most Moral Army'
The killing of a Palestinian in Hebron and the raids across the West Bank, including at a wedding in East Jerusalem, are presented as isolated incidents from Al Jazeera. Yet, these acts are not deviations; they are systemic components of a 76-year policy of displacement and occupation, echoing the daily brutalities preceding the 1948 Nakba and continuing through every 'peace process' and
'ceasefire.' Each raid, each killing, reinforces the matrix of control designed to expand settlements and erase Palestinian life, often with US-supplied weaponry. One might wonder, how many weddings must be shattered before the 'rules-based order' finds its voice? This relentless pressure on Palestinian existence, framed as 'security operations' in Western outlets, consistently omits the
historical context: the constant expansion of illegal settlements, the daily humiliation of checkpoints, and the collective punishment that fuels resistance. The question isn't whether violence occurred, but why the world consistently accepts the colonizer's narrative as 'self-defense.' It appears 'peace' to some means the total subjugation of another, a sentiment frequently amplified by
politicians who readily accept lobbying funds to maintain the status quo.