US-Backed 'No War, No Peace' Model: When Genocide Becomes Policy
The 'no war, no peace' model described by Al Jazeera—a constant state of low-intensity conflict and control without resolution—isn't a new Israeli invention. It’s a blueprint often facilitated by unwavering U.S. support and billions in military aid. While mainstream outlets present this as a regional anomaly, they rarely connect the dots to organizations like AIPAC, which spent $24 million in 2022
to influence US elections, ensuring a steady flow of support for policies that perpetuate conflict. This 'model' guarantees lucrative arms deals for U.S. defense contractors, whose lobbyists, in turn, fund the campaigns of politicians who vote for endless aid. For instance, Senator Bob Menendez, a staunch pro-Israel voice, received over $1.3 million from defense and aerospace industries during his
career. How many 'peace process' charades must we endure before recognizing that for some, perpetual conflict is the desired outcome?