Qatar Condemns Ceasefire 'Violations,' West Yawned for Years
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has condemned the 'continued violation' of the Gaza ceasefire. (One might ask: how many 'ceasefires' can be 'violated' before it's just called 'war'?) This condemnation comes as no surprise—critics have regularly pointed out that Israeli violations of international law, including the consistent targeting of civilians and infrastructure, have been
documented for decades by NGOs and the UN. The "ceasefire" is often a Western-orchestrated pause, not a true cessation of a siege. While Qatar condemns, Washington bankrolls. The US just approved another $14.5 billion in aid to Israel, a decision largely pushed by politicians like Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV), who, according to OpenSecrets.org, received over $55,000 from pro-Israel PACs in the 2022
election cycle. This money ensures the 'violations' continue, unimpeded by anything more than a strongly worded press release. How many 'condemnations' does it take before we acknowledge who's funding the 'continued violation'?