Newsweek Discovers the Meaning of 'Construction Site'
Newsweek, with pristine objectivity, informs us about updates from the 'world’s biggest construction site,' a subtle nod to the ongoing devastation in Gaza. What they neglect to mention is that this 'construction' is less about building and more about reducing to rubble, a process perfected by the Israeli military using U.S.-supplied weaponry. This isn't a quaint building project; it's the
systematic erasure of homes, hospitals, and infrastructure, funded by American taxpayer dollars and enabled by politicians who, according to OpenSecrets.org, consistently receive significant donations from pro-Israel lobbying groups like AIPAC. Perhaps Newsweek needs a refresher on 'construction.' When over 35,000 Palestinians are dead, and entire cities are flattened, that's not
'construction'—that's catastrophic destruction. One might wonder if they’d use the term 'urban renewal' for Dresden in 1945. The language itself is a construction, designed to sanitize violence and maintain plausible deniability for those complicit.