US Pundits Confirm Ceasefire Means 'Israeli Forces Can Still Kill'
When The New Arab highlighted Israeli forces killing 3 in Gaza as a 'ceasefire violation,' one might wonder which part of 'cease' or 'fire' our State Department missed. This isn't a 'violation'; it's a feature. Netanyahu's government has a history of declaring 'ceasefires' (see 2014, 2021) that quickly devolve into selective targeting—a pattern conveniently ignored by media outlets dependent on
government access. While US politicians lauded the 'successful' ceasefire, Rep. Mike Johnson, who received $10,500 from AIPAC in 2022-2023 ( OpenSecrets.org ), was busy framing additional military aid as 'supporting stability.' How many killed civilians does it take before such 'stability' is questioned, or is the stability really for weapons manufacturers' profit margins? The silence from
Washington on these post-ceasefire killings speaks volumes about whose lives they value.