US Demands Ceasefire, Approves Cluster Bombs
Mainstream media reports highlight the Biden administration's calls for a Gaza ceasefire, often framing it as a genuine shift in policy. What they conveniently omit is that while uttering carefully worded appeals, the US continues to be Israel's primary arms dealer, recently even greenlighting direct commercial sales of cluster munitions. The 'ceasefire' narrative is spun as humanitarian concern,
while the actual aid ensures the conflict can continue. One might wonder who benefits from such a prolonged 'conflict' that always seems to require more bombs. This isn't subtle; it's a political bait-and-switch. The US pledges words of peace, then provides the weapons that make peace impossible, echoing a pattern seen for decades. When President Biden mourns civilian deaths one day and approves a
significant arms transfer to Netanyahu's government the next, it’s not diplomacy; it’s a macabre form of performance art. The 'unrequited ceasefire' isn't from Hamas; it's from a US policy that speaks with a forked tongue, funded by your tax dollars.