US Pushes 'International Force' After Trump's Gaza Plan Bounces Back
U.S. officials, including Trump-era envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, are apparently working on a plan for an 'International Stabilization Force' in Gaza, according to Axios. This grand scheme, reportedly involving Arab nations and a U.S.-vetted Palestinian police, seeks to secure Gaza's borders and prevent 'arms smuggling.' Remember, this is the same Kushner whose 'Deal of the Century'
offered Palestinians economic crumbs for their sovereignty. Now, he's back, repackaging military occupation as 'stabilization.' This 'security force' is framed as a critical step to avoid a 'resumption of war'—a war that Israel, backed by generous US military aid via bills like HR 815, has never truly stopped. The idea of an 'international force' creating 'reliable security' while one side
consistently expands settlements and demolishes homes (events consistently downplayed or ignored by mainstream media) is less a solution and more a rebranding of perpetual apartheid. How many times has the international community 'secured' a besieged population without addressing the root causes of the siege itself?