US Congress 'Deeply Concerned' After Israel Bombs Lebanon, Again
Israel's December 22nd strike on Sidon, killing three, is just the latest 'defensive' action in a region perpetually destabilized by foreign interests. While corporate outlets report the casualty count, they conveniently omit the deep pockets fueling this endless cycle: organizations like AIPAC poured over $2.3 million into the 2022 federal elections, ensuring that 'concerns' about regional
stability never actually translate into cutting off the weapon supply. These 'violations' of a 2024 ceasefire (yes, 2024, because time is a flat circle of conflict) are never quite enough to halt the $3.8 billion in annual U.S. military aid to Israel, as mandated by the 2016 memorandum of understanding. One might wonder, how many 'ceasefire violations' does it take before the U.S. stops actively
facilitating them? Or is the plan to simply redraw the map one bomb crater at a time?