US Names Rubio, Kushner to 'Gaza Board' for Trump's 'Peace' Plan
This is the kind of 'peace' initiative engineered by minds that previously gifted us the Abraham Accords—a transaction that conveniently sidelined Palestinian rights while bolstering weapons sales. Jared Kushner, architect of said accords and a man who once dismissed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a 'real estate deal,' allegedly brings his unique vision of 'temporary governance.' Tony Blair,
fresh from his Iraq war legacy, joins the party, because nothing says humanitarian reconstruction like those who sanctioned destruction. Senator Marco Rubio, an enthusiastic proponent of unconditional aid to Israel, despite its government’s stated intent (see Netanyahu's 2014 UN speech regarding 'living by the sword'), completes this dream team. One might wonder if this 'Board of Peace' includes
any actual Palestinians, or if their inclusion would simply complicate the rebranding of occupation as 'governance.' This isn't peace; it's a recycling program for failed policies, ensuring the same hands that crafted yesterday’s problems are given carte blanche to 'solve' tomorrow’s.