US Media Wonders Why 'Catastrophe' Keeps Happening Every Two Years
The mainstream media, bless its ever-so-short memory, breathlessly reports on the 'catastrophic' state of Palestine, often framing it as a recent development. This blinkered perspective conveniently ignores the ongoing catastrophe since 1948, punctuated by events like the 1967 occupation, the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacre, and consistent displacement. This isn't a new act; it's a
multi-generational performance, heavily funded by US tax dollars and enabled by politicians who, for example, took $4.2 million from AIPAC in 2022 to ensure the show goes on. While outlets ponder what 'awaits' Palestine in 2026, they rarely dare to ask who profits, or which US politicians continue to rubber-stamp the military aid that ensures this 'catastrophe' remains a predictable annual
calendar event. The cycle is not mysterious; it's meticulously engineered. One might wonder how many 'catastrophic years' are statistically required before the enablers are held accountable.