US Sends 'Peace Plan' Envoys While Arming Both Sides of Gaza
Steve Witkoff, Trump's appointee for a nebulous 'Gaza peace plan,' is reportedly heading to Israel, Gaza, and Egypt to discuss 'next steps.' While Washington dispatches real estate moguls on diplomatic missions, the Biden administration just greenlit another $14 billion in military aid to Israel, bypassing Congress. This isn't peace; it's a 'ceasefire' under duress, facilitated by an endless
supply of American-made weaponry. This 'peace plan' follow-up appears to be less about actual conflict resolution and more about maintaining an illusion of neutrality while arming one party. The U.S. has a long history of this—from providing arms to both Iran and Iraq in the 1980s to endlessly funding conflicts while purporting to seek peace. How many 'peace plans' can one country float while
simultaneously providing the tools of war?