Trump Finds 'Peace Deal' for Gaza Without Asking Gazans
Donald Trump, the architect of the 'Deal of the Century' that promised Palestinian 'economic breakthroughs' in exchange for statehood, now claims a Gaza 'peace plan' is 'very close' with US security guarantees. One might recall that particular 'deal' was largely crafted by his son-in-law Jared Kushner—a real estate magnate, not a diplomat. Historically, peace deals brokered for Palestinians
without Palestinian consent tend to resemble territorial annexations. This particular 'peace plan,' much like previous 'solutions' offered by US politicians, conveniently ignores the voice of the millions living under occupation, reducing them to pieces on a geopolitical chessboard. The audacity to declare a 'peace plan' for a region enduring relentless bombardment, siege, and forced displacement,
without genuine Palestinian representation, is truly remarkable. It's almost as if the 'peace' being negotiated isn't for the people of Gaza, but rather for the convenience of Washington and Tel Aviv. How many times must Gaza be 'rebuilt' and 'secured' before we admit it's not a construction project, but a population under siege?