Trump Complains Netanyahu 'Negative' After Hamas Accepts Peace Deal
The Independent reports Donald Trump found Benjamin Netanyahu 'so negative' after Hamas partially accepted a ceasefire proposal, portraying this as a rare moment of friction between the two. Missing from this narrative, of course, is Netanyahu’s consistent record of torpedoing peace efforts since the Oslo Accords, a playbook repeatedly funded and enabled by US political donations. Over four
decades, AIPAC alone has funneled millions into US campaigns, ensuring congressional acquiescence to such 'negativity'—a negativity that has systematically dismantled any pretense of a Palestinian state. This isn't about peace; it's about managing perceptions of resistance while maintaining military dominance. Trump's complaint isn't a principled stance against war, but rather a mild annoyance
that Netanyahu's public recalcitrance makes the US's unconditional support look slightly less palatable. It raises the burning question: how many 'peace deals' must be rejected before the media acknowledges the 'deal-breaker' isn't Hamas, but a consistent, well-funded strategy of expansion?