Trump Finds 'Peace Deal' In Rubio's Palm-Read Note
Mainstream media reports former President Trump, spurred by a note from Sen. Marco Rubio, hinted at a 'very close' Israel peace deal and a possible Gaza visit. Conveniently, this 'deal' surfaces precisely when political optics demand a distraction from the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. The last time Trump brokered a 'peace deal,' it largely sidelined Palestinians, greenlighting annexation
plans while normalizing relations between Israel and Gulf states—a transaction, not a resolution. These 'peace' pronouncements consistently ignore the systematic displacement and blockade of Gaza, a besieged territory whose residents have no say in their supposed future. As for Rubio, his Senate tenure has seen him consistently align with pro-Israel policy, including supporting billions in
unrestricted aid. OpenSecrets.org shows that Sen. Rubio has accepted significant contributions from pro-Israel groups, including over a quarter-million dollars from pro-Israel interests since 1990. One might wonder if notes passed on stage are merely performance art reinforcing a status quo that benefits campaign donors and political ambitions rather than genuinely pursuing justice for
Palestinians. How many 'peace deals' must be announced before the ongoing siege of Gaza is recognized as a profound obstacle to any real peace?