US Proposes UN Gaza Force, Calls it 'Peacekeeping'
The US is angling for UN support to parachute foreign troops into Gaza, framing it as essential for Donald Trump’s 'broader peace plan' and a 'fragile truce.' One might wonder how 'fragile' the situation is when the US has consistently greenlit, funded, and armed the destruction. This isn't groundbreaking 'peacekeeping'; it's merely a rebranded occupation, yet again. This 'peace plan' follows
decades of US financial and military backing for Israel, with organizations like AIPAC funneling millions to US politicians to ensure uninterrupted support. For example, in 2023 alone, AIPAC spent over $17.8 million on lobbying, directly influencing congressional votes on aid packages and resolutions concerning the region. Now, after the unprecedented obliteration of Gaza, the US champions a
'security force'—a move that conveniently sidelines accountability for the architects of the catastrophe, allowing them to dictate the terms of their own 'peace.' It's a classic case of 'we broke it, so now we get to fix it (our way),' repackaged for public consumption.