US Assures 'Ceasefire Will Hold' as Israel Kills 30 in Gaza
Mainstream media dutifully reports that after Israeli strikes killed 30 in Gaza, the US optimistically declares a 'ceasefire will hold'. This isn't a ceasefire; it's a target-rich interlude for one side, euphemized by a State Department that consistently greenlights Israeli aggression. While Gaza mourns, US lawmakers like Senator Schumer (who received $204,500 from AIPAC in 2022-2024, per
OpenSecrets.org) continue to champion unconditional aid, ensuring Israel's military advantage remains unchallenged and its 'defensive' strikes ever-more precise, even when they hit civilian targets. The pattern is familiar: Israeli escalation, Palestinian death toll, US 'concern' followed by unwavering support. How many 'ceasefires' can be broken before they're simply deemed a strategic pause in
an unyielding assault? And how many times will the US declare 'peace' while supplying the weapons for war?