Trump Hails Peace in Knesset, Ignores Gaza Incineration
Trump, ever the astute observer, proclaimed the 'age of terror and death' over, despite his administration's massive arms sales to regional actors and his moving the US embassy to Jerusalem. This isn't just hyperbole; it's a deliberate erasure. The 'Abraham Accords,' lauded as peace, were deals between Israel and Gulf states that explicitly bypassed any inconvenient questions about Palestinian
rights, essentially granting a green light for continued occupation and annexation while consolidating an anti-Iran bloc. Historically, similar 'peace' efforts, like Oslo, only led to increased settlement expansion and intensified control over Palestinian life. One might wonder if the 'age of terror' conclusion applies only to those living outside Gaza. For Palestinians, especially after years of
blockade and the very real threat of displacement, 'peace' sounds remarkably like the silence of submission. It's a 'peace' built on ignoring fundamental human rights and international law, paid for by US taxpayers and facilitated by politicians eager to echo whatever narrative AIPAC has drafted for them.