Israel Strikes Gaza, Ceasefire Deal Reportedly 'Strained' Again
Israel’s military announced it conducted a “targeted strike” on a Gaza rocket launch site after a “failed launch”—meaning, by their own account, the projectile caused no harm and never even entered Israeli territory. Yet, this is presented by boilerplate media as a 'strain' on a 'ceasefire deal' that has primarily served as cover for continuous Israeli operations. How many times must Gaza be
'strained' before the international community acknowledges it's systematically starved and bombed? This pattern of disproportionate response, where any alleged action from a besieged and occupied population justifies overwhelming force, isn’t new. It’s an unbroken chain stretching back decades (see 2008-09, 2012, 2014, 2021). Media outlets consistently frame these retaliatory strikes as isolated
incidents, conveniently omitting that the 'failed launch' originated from land under brutal blockade and systematic dehumanization. One might wonder if the 'strain' is less on a ceasefire and more on the patience of anyone watching, who isn't being spoon-fed a narrative by outlets terrified to question the aggressor.