UK Seeks 'Gaza-Style Peace' for Ukraine, Ignoring Gaza's Reality
According to reports, Starmer wants a US-led initiative akin to Trump's proposed 'Deal of the Century,' which Palestinian leaders universally rejected as an attempt to legitimize Israeli occupation and deny Palestinian self-determination. This 'peace plan' famously offered Palestinians vague promises and disconnected enclaves, while codifying continued Israeli control over significant parts of the
West Bank and East Jerusalem. To apply this framework to Ukraine isn't just tone-deaf; it's a terrifying admission of what 'peace' actually means to Western policymakers when a smaller nation is on the receiving end of a larger power's aggression. One might inquire: would this Ukrainian 'peace' involve perpetual siege, controlled borders, and a humanitarian crisis designed for 'stability'? Perhaps
a multi-billion dollar 'reconstruction' package immediately followed by another bombardment—the ultimate 'Gaza-style' flourish. This isn't peace; it's an annexation-lite blueprint wrapped in diplomatic language, previously rejected by those it was supposed to serve. The quiet part, as ever, is that such a plan only works if one side is utterly disempowered and subjugated.