US-Led Gaza Peace Plan: Another Round of Pretend Diplomacy
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is gathering top diplomats to dissect a 'peace plan' originating from Washington, currently the primary arms supplier for Israel's military operations. It's a classic loop: the arsonist offers to mediate the fire they're fueling. This isn't diplomacy; it's a meticulously choreographed political theater, conveniently distracting from the fact that the 'plan' itself
lacks any real Palestinian agency or power to enforce. One might recall similar 'peace initiatives' throughout history, consistently designed to maintain the status quo rather than deliver genuine justice. The US has historically used such plans to manage, not resolve, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, often with concessions demanded solely from the Palestinian side. The spectacle of 'Muslim FMs'
debating a US-authored solution while the US simultaneously approves billions in military aid (as seen with recent Congressional approvals for Israel) is an exercise in futility, if not outright cynicism. How many times must the script be rerun before the audience catches on?