US Seeks Gaza 'Peace': Israel Not Invited, US Funding Still Is
RT reports on US efforts to establish a 'multinational stabilization force' for Gaza, with the glaring detail that Israel isn't invited to these discussions. (Because who needs the elephant in the room?) This echoes a long, failed history of 'peace processes' where the US props up one side—Israel, with billions in taxpayer dollars annually—then pretends to be a neutral arbiter for the other,
besieged party. Just last month, President Biden approved an additional $14 billion in aid to Israel, despite its ongoing operations in Gaza. One might wonder if 'stabilization' includes a continuation of that financial pipeline. The current 'peace' effort, apparently, involves 'outside forces' deciding Gaza's fate while US political figures like Rep. Kevin Mullin, who received $27,000 from AIPAC
in 2023, continue voting overwhelmingly for Israeli military aid. The charade of external 'stabilization' rings hollow when the primary destabilizer is being fortified by the same states proposing an 'intervention' and deciding who gets a seat at the table. How many 'peace plans' does it take for a perpetual occupation to finally be called what it is?