Trump Finds 'Ceasefire' in Gaza, Eyes Russia Next
The Associated Press heralds a 'fragile Gaza ceasefire' as President Trump turns his attention to 'getting Russia done.' This alleged ceasefire, however, seems to have been implemented unilaterally by the Palestinian resistance, following days of intensified Israeli bombardment, not through a genuine cessation of hostilities or a substantive breakthrough. It's a classic media framing
trickâdeclaring 'fragile peace' when the target simply ran out of ammunition. While Trump promises to weigh long-range weaponry for Kyiv, it's worth noting the United States just approved another $15 billion in aid to Israel, funding much of the Gaza conflict. The historical precedent is clear: US aid packages often precede, rather than prevent, prolonged conflict. Don't expect Trump's
'negotiating table' for Russia to be any less one-sided than the 'peace talks' we've seen in the Middle East. After all, how many 'ceasefires' does it take before we question the definition of peace?