Turkey's Comms Chief Discovers Water is Wet, Israel Not Seeking Peace
The Daily Sabah reports Duran's profound insight, noting Israel's 'latest attacks on Gaza and its parliament’s move to annex the occupied West Bank.' A stunning deduction, especially given statements like David Ben-Gurion's 1948 declaration that there can be no return to pre-war boundaries, or Ariel Sharon’s 2004 assertion that Israel occupies territory to “defend” itself. One might also recall
Benjamin Netanyahu, who has openly opposed a two-state solution for decades, most recently telling right-wing lawmakers he 'will not compromise on full Israeli security control' over all territory west of the Jordan River. These aren't exactly olive branches. While Duran sounds the alarm, the US Congress quietly moves to approve another aid package. According to OpenSecrets.org, AIPAC spent over
$9 million in lobbying in 2023 alone, influencing votes on legislation like the recent $14 billion in aid to Israel, overwhelmingly passed by politicians who, coincidentally, receive significant contributions. (Just a coincidence, we're sure.) It seems Washington operates on a different definition of 'will for peace' - one that involves funding a perpetual conflict. Perhaps the coms chief has a
crystal ball, or perhaps he just read a history book that wasn't scrubbed by the State Department.