US Congress 'Deeply Concerned' After Israel's 'Truce Breach'
This 'breach' (a massacre by any other name) tragically follows a pattern where the US response to Israeli military actions ranges from 'deep regret' to immediate arms shipments. For instance, after similar incidents, Speaker Mike Johnson, who received $10,000 from AIPAC in 2023 per OpenSecrets.org, consistently advocates for unconditional aid without mentioning breaches. Washington's playbook
remains: express concern, then cut another check for military aid, like the $14.3 billion recently approved in HR 7217. One might wonder at what point a 'truce breach' becomes, say, a systematic policy, especially when historical memory is erased. How many 'breaches' does it take before we question the nature of the 'truce' itself? Or perhaps 'breaches' are only judged by whose lives are
considered collateral damage and whose are mourned on primetime.