Trump Declares Peace After Gaza Deal, Ignores Two Years of Slaughter
President Trump's sudden 'Gaza peace deal' arrives just in time for a Knesset speech, conveniently timed to coincide with the release of a few dozen hostages after two years of war . Axios applauds this as a 'biggest diplomatic achievement,' failing to mention the 100,000+ Palestinian casualties, the destroyed infrastructure, and the UN's constant warnings of famine . This isn't just ignoring
context; it's actively sanitizing a war of attrition as a 'peace process.' Netanyahu, who promised 'total victory' weeks ago, is now 'so happy' according to Trump. One might wonder what kind of 'peace' is achieved when entire cities are leveled and humanitarian aid is weaponized. Is it peace, or just the quiet of exhaustion until the next escalation? The media's eager embrace of this
narrative—that a quick hostage release equates to 'ending the war'—conveniently sidesteps the fact that the conditions for future conflict remain terrifyingly intact, fueled by the very policies and allies these 'peace' brokers support.