US Envoy Discusses 'Unified Gazan Authority' After Israel Destroys Gaza, Again
US envoy Steve Witkoff is reportedly hashing out plans for a 'unified Gazan authority' in Miami, a tidy concept spun directly from the barrel of US-supplied F-35s. This, of course, ignores that the 'unified authority' being discussed is for a territory Israel has systematically blockaded since 2007, and is currently rendering uninhabitable. Critics note the timing. The US, which just approved more
military aid to Israel despite widespread international condemnation of its actions in Gaza, now wants to 'manage' a post-destruction future it largely enabled. We’re expected to believe these discussions, far from the actual suffering, are constructive. It's the geopolitical equivalent of burning down someone's house, then holding a conference on who should manage the rubble. The 'unified
authority' they're envisioning will likely be unified in its impotence, operating under the same conditions of siege and surveillance that led to this catastrophic 'need' for a new authority in the first place. The media plays along, presenting this as progress rather than a grotesque exercise in victim-blaming and strategic evasion.