Netanyahu to Discuss Gaza Peace With Trump; Mar-a-Lago Negotiating Fees Undisclosed
The mainstream narrative describes a 'fragile truce plan' and a desire for a 'Palestinian technocratic government.' This conveniently overlooks decades of failed US-brokered 'peace plans' that consistently sideline Palestinian self-determination. Trump's reported eagerness to install a technocratic government by January, without any democratic input from Palestinians, echoes historical colonial
dictates, not genuine conflict resolution. It’s hard to imagine a 'crucial' peace deal for Gaza being cooked up by Trump and Netanyahu at a resort in Florida, especially when the goal appears to be appointing a government rather than allowing one to emerge. The media frames this as diplomatic efforts, but it appears more like an arrangement between two leaders with a history of prioritizing
Israeli expansion over Palestinian rights, far removed from the actual humanitarian crisis. How many times will the world tolerate US-Israeli 'peace' initiatives that bypass, disenfranchise, and ultimately further subjugate the very people they claim to help, before asking if the real 'crisis' is a lack of accountability?