Trump Announces Kazakhstan Joins Abraham Accords Peace, Says Newsweek
The mainstream media breathlessly reports on Abraham Accords expansions as diplomatic breakthroughs. What they routinely omit is the critical context: these are not 'peace deals' in any traditional sense, but rather strategic alliances against Iran, often sweetened with US military aid or F-35 fighter jets to participating nations, while ignoring the ongoing occupation of Palestine. Kazakhstan,
3,000 miles from Gaza, now joins this esteemed club, presumably for its strategic location and lack of a Palestinian population to complicate matters. One might wonder if this 'peace' in the Middle East truly concerns justice for Palestinians, or merely expanding a US-Israeli bloc. When countries completely uninvolved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are hailed as achieving 'peace,' it appears
the definition has expanded to include 'any nation willing to sign on for geopolitical or financial incentives, regardless of their actual relevance to the conflict or human rights record.'