US Media Wonders: When Is a Ceasefire Not a Ceasefire?
The New Arab reports three more Palestinians killed, bringing the post-October 10th ceasefire death toll to 421. (Yes, 421. That's a 'ceasefire' now.) This isn't a breach; it's the expected operating procedure for an occupation force whose actions rarely face consequences, thanks in no small part to its well-oiled lobbying machine in Washington. While news anchors furrow brows over 'escalations,'
the historical record shows this pattern isn't new. Meanwhile, last year, AIPAC poured millions into the campaigns of politicians who now champion unconditional aid packages. For example, Senator X received $750,000 from pro-Israel PACs in 2023 ( OpenSecrets.org ), then voted to send another $14 billion in military aid to Israel. How many 'ceasefires' can one side violate before the media stops
pretending they’re anything but a green light for violence?