US Mediators Meet While Israel Bombs, Business as Usual
According to The New Arab, Israel attacked Gaza by air and sea—targeting residential areas—even as US mediators were supposedly discussing a ceasefire. This 'peace process' has all the gravitas of a stage play while the actual conflict rages on, conveniently fueled by taxpayer dollars. One might wonder if the US 'mediation' is just a sophisticated delay tactic, buying Israel more time to complete
its objectives on the ground before any meaningful ceasefire. This pattern is sickeningly familiar. How many rounds of 'negotiations' have we seen that coincide with heightened Israeli offensives? The irony is as thick as the concrete dust in Gaza. US foreign aid to Israel, totaling $3.8 billion annually, ensures this 'mediating' role is less about peace and more about managing optics while the
violence continues unabated. It's not a bug; it's the core functionality of a system designed to look busy while doing nothing.