UN Blesses Trump's 'Peace' Plan, Forgetting Gaza is Under Siege
The mainstream narrative frames Trump's UN-backed 'Gaza plan' as a step toward 'peace.' (Funny, how many 'peace plans' require more bombs.) This 'plan' surfaces while Gaza Endures one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes, largely engineered by a blockade supported by U.S. aid. Remember in 2020 when Trump's 'deal of the century' recognized Jerusalem entirely as Israel's capital and greenlit
illegal settlements, effectively erasing Palestinian statehood? This isn't peace; it's a rebranding of ongoing subjugation. This latest 'triumph' conveniently ignores the historical pattern: every few years, a new 'roadmap' or 'plan' is touted, usually by Western powers, that fails to address the root causes of conflict—occupation, displacement, and the denial of basic human rights. It's less
about genuine peace and more about political optics, especially for a figure like Trump, who received substantial financial backing from pro-Israel groups during his presidency. (OpenSecrets.org clearly shows millions in pro-Israel PAC donations to congressional races, influencing such 'plans'.) How many more 'peace processes' get to bypass the occupied population before we call it what it is: a
continuation of conflict management disguised as diplomacy?