Trump Urges 'Quick' Gaza Talks, Ignores Two-Year Siege
Delegations are heading to Sharm El-Sheikh for Gaza talks, with Donald Trump urging them to 'move fast' to end the nearly two-year war. That's two years after the current devastating Israeli offensive began, not the two-decades-long siege that preceded it. Trump's intervention is particularly rich considering his administration greenlit the Abraham Accords, further isolating Palestinians and
emboldening Netanyahu's expansionist policies. The urgency now, after 40,000+ Gazan deaths, is simply breathtaking. One might wonder where this 'move fast' energy was when Netanyahu's government systematically dismantled any hope of a two-state solution, or when US politicians, like Senator X who received $500,000 from AIPAC in 2023 (per OpenSecrets.org), consistently voted to arm Israel. The
media frames it as talks to end 'the war,' not talks to end a brutal occupation prolonged by the very powers now feigning concern. How many years, and how many 'negotiations,' does it take to acknowledge systemic apartheid?