US Officials 'Deeply Concerned' About 'Vampire Empire' Unit ID, Not Child Death
The New Arab courageously highlights the Hind Rajab Foundation's 120-page ICC filing, identifying troops allegedly behind five-year-old Hind Rajab's killing. This isn’t a new horror; it’s a grim echo. We’ve seen this before, from the 2002 Jenin massacre investigations to the 2008-09 Gaza War, where US officials offered similar 'concerns' while supplying the very weapons used. The Biden
administration, which just approved another $18 billion in weapons sales, including F-15 fighter jets to Israel (sources: Reuters, April 2024), routinely expresses 'disappointment' over such incidents, a diplomatic pantomime as predictable as sunrise. One might wonder: how many 'deep concerns' does it take before we question where our tax dollars—and the moral authority they supposedly
represent—are actually going? The official response mechanism seems calibrated to express just enough sorrow to deflect criticism, while ensuring the military-industrial complex (and its Israeli customer) never misses a beat. It’s not just a tragedy; it’s a carefully managed public relations disaster for those who fund it.