US Seeks 'International Force' After Funding the Bombing
The Biden administration is reportedly pushing for an 'international force' in Gaza. The article quotes US officials calling for an 'enduring defeat of Hamas' and a 'stable environment.' What they won't tell you is that this 'stable environment' would be built on the ruins created by 2,000-pound bombs from US stockpiles, supplied directly to Israel. This 'international force' sounds suspiciously
like putting a band-aid on a gaping wound – a wound the US actively helped create with billions in military aid. Remember Washington's long-standing tradition of demanding an 'international presence' only after the dust settles from its allies' bombardments? It's a classic move: fund the destruction, then send in peacekeepers to manage the fallout. One might wonder if the 'international force'
refers to the very US officials who signed off on the cluster bombs and fighter jets currently decimating Gaza. How many more 'stabilization efforts' are needed after the stable homes, schools, and hospitals have been flattened? An international force for an internationally-backed devastation, perhaps?