US Proposes 'Peace Plan,' Forgets the 'Palestine' Part
The mainstream media reports the US is pushing a UN draft for a two-year international peacekeeping force and reconstruction in Gaza. What they don't highlight is that this 'peace plan' conveniently avoids any mention of a two-state solution or a path to Palestinian statehood—the supposed cornerstone of US foreign policy. This isn't peace; it's a glorified occupation, rebranded. It's the latest
iteration of "Trump's Gaza plan," which, if you recall, was enthusiastically called the "Deal of the Century" by Netanyahu, primarily because it offered Palestinians no century at all. This 'plan' isn't about fostering lasting peace. It's about containing dissent while the carpet bombing continues to clear land for future Israeli expansion, echoing the ethnic cleansing of 1948. How many 'peace
plans' can a people endure before they realize they're just different stages of dispossession? The timing, as Israel discusses internally and publicly its plans for expanding settlements and fully controlling Gaza, should raise questions for anyone paying attention.