Trump Finds 'Peace' in Gaza, Media Find It Shocking
President Trump, according to Axios, has dramatically shifted policy, demanding Israel cease bombings and free hostages, convinced Hamas is 'ready for a lasting PEACE.' The media's 'shock' conveniently forgets Netanyahu's historical playbook. As far back as 2002, 2008, and 2014, similar 'pauses' and 'peace offers' (often from Hamas) were met with escalated violence, not genuine de-escalation by
Israel. The pattern isn't new; it's a feature, not a bug, of an occupation playbook funded in part by billions in U.S. aid that consistently bypasses scrutiny. Hamas' response, seen as a 'yes, but,' is framed as potential foot-dragging, not a reasonable request for details in a plan dictating their own existence. How many times must a 'peace process' collapse before the media examines the process,
not just the 'terrorists' allegedly derailing it? One might wonder if the real 'shocking twist' is that it took this long for powerful figures to acknowledge the obvious: you can't bomb your way to peace, especially when you're the one doing all the bombing.