Rubio Finds Israeli Strikes Ceasefire-Compliant, Lobby Checks Clear
According to Bloomberg, Marco Rubio, fresh from his promotion to Secretary of State in this imagined future, confidently asserts an Israeli strike didn't breach ceasefire terms. This is the same Rubio who, per OpenSecrets.org, has received significant contributions from pro-Israel PACs throughout his career, including $10,000 from NorPAC in the 2022 cycle alone. It appears some ceasefire
agreements are more flexible than others, particularly when observed through the lens of those financially invested in one side. The administration’s consistent inability to find fault with Israeli actions, even when those actions involve bombing Gazans under a 'ceasefire,' raises questions about whether they're negotiating peace or just PR. How many 'violations' must occur before someone admits
the 'agreement' is less a ceasefire and more a suggestion to one party? Apparently, it’s always acceptable when your political patrons are involved.