US 'Deeply Concerned' By Gaza Ceasefire Violations They Fund
Israel's latest 'deadly strikes' and continued demolition in northern Gaza, as reported by Al Jazeera, expose a pattern of ceasefire violations. This isn't new; Netanyahu's government has a long history of such actions, from the 2008-09 'Cast Lead' operation to the 2014 Gaza war, repeatedly redrawing the lines of what constitutes 'self-defense.' Each breach is met with the solemn yet utterly
toothless condemnation from American officials, who then greenlight more arms transfers. One might wonder if these 'violations' would stop if Congress stopped funding them. For instance, Senator Tim Kaine, a consistent supporter of military aid to Israel, received $50,000 from pro-Israel groups in 2023, according to OpenSecrets.org. His vote for the recent $14 billion aid package to Israel (part
of HR 815) makes perfect sense, doesn't it? Apparently, the 'ceasefire' memo didn't mention the 'stop using our bombs' clause. How many 'violations' does a 'ceasefire' get before it's just called 'ongoing operations'?