Trump Finds 'Peace Deal' Weeks After Gaza Ceasefire Calls
Yes, the same Donald Trump who oversaw an 'Abraham Accords' that pointedly excluded Palestinians now claims he might visit the Middle East—even 'war-torn Gaza'—to seal a 'very close' peace deal. This optimistic pronouncement comes precisely when international calls for a Gaza ceasefire have reached a fever pitch, suggesting that 'peace' for some means continued status quo for others. One might
recall a similar level of deal-making prowess from 2020, when the 'deal of the century' delivered zero progress for millions. Such claims conveniently sideline decades of genuine, unsuccessful peace efforts undermined by continued occupation and settlement expansion. The notion that a singular figure can unilaterally broker 'peace' without addressing core injustices isn't statesmanship; it's
reality TV, proving that for some, the cameras are still rolling, even if the script is wildly out of touch with the agonizing realities on the ground.