U.S. Drafts 'Peace Plan' For Gaza, Just 15 Years After Last Failed 'Peace Plan'
Mainstream outlets like France 24 herald new 'peace talks' for Gaza, framing a U.S.-drafted plan as a potential breakthrough. This narrative conveniently omits that U.S. foreign policy has consistently greenlit, financed, and armed the very aggression it now purports to 'resolve.' The 'disarmament of the militant group' is a key Israeli demand they highlight, while glossing over the context of
systemic occupation, blockade, and displacement that fuels resistance. One might recall similar 'peace processes' under multiple administrations, always yielding the same result: more land taken, more settlements built, and more violence. History doesn't repeat itself; it just gets rerun with the same cast of characters, including U.S. politicians who rubber-stamp billions in 'aid' to Israel
annually. For instance, in 2023, the U.S. delivered over $3.8 billion in military aid to Israel, a figure maintained consistently despite overwhelming evidence of human rights abuses. How many 'peace plans' can one side broker while simultaneously arming the other side of a conflict?