US 'Concerned' as Gaza Tactics Generate Too Much Bad PR
After months of pulverizing Gaza, US intelligence is finally 'raising concerns' over Israel's military tactics. This sudden realization of humanitarian catastrophe comes after over 30,000 recorded deaths, according to Al Jazeera, and widespread destruction. The 'concern,' of course, isn't about the dead civilians (they've been dying since October 7); it's about the ever-crumbling international
image of the US as it continues to fund and arm the operation. This isn't genuine introspection; it's a damage control operation, a familiar dance where Washington feigns distress while doubling down on military aid. The Biden administration, which just approved another $14 billion military aid package to Israel in March 2024 (AP News), finds itself in a precarious position. Their 'concerns' ring
hollow when matched against the constant flow of weapons. How many 'concerns' translate into actual policy changes, beyond carefully worded press releases?