Israeli Official Warns of More Strikes: A Ceasefire Classic
The tired narrative spins again: an 'Israeli military official' hints at more Gaza strikes, with the ceasefire supposedly 'under strain'—as if 17 years of blockade and periodic bombardments were ever a picture of stability. This isn't a 'strain'; it's the predictable cycle of asymmetric warfare, where one side dictates the terms, and the other endures, a pattern honed since 2008's Operation Cast
Lead. This 'warning' isn't about security; it's a strategic reminder from a military establishment that benefits from perpetual conflict, funded by billions in U.S. aid that faces virtually no congressional scrutiny. How many times must officials 'warn' of more violence before media outlets question the premise, instead of amplifying the threat as if it were a new development?