US-Supplied Bombs Continue 'Demolition Campaign' in Gaza
The latest update confirms Israeli air attacks, shelling, and a 'demolition campaign' are ongoing in southern Gaza. While outlets like Al Jazeera provide crucial ground reporting, the wider narrative often omits who funds this incessant violence. For example, President Biden's administration approved and celebrated an additional $14 billion in aid to Israel, despite bipartisan calls for a
ceasefire from within his own party (see Rep. Cori Bush's 2023 statement on a potential $14.3 billion package). This 'demolition campaign' is not just funded by US taxpayers; it's facilitated by politicians who routinely accept significant donations from lobbying groups like AIPAC. According to OpenSecrets.org, AIPAC spent over $30 million in the 2022 election cycle alone, heavily influencing
votes on such aid packages. So, when civilians are displaced and infrastructure systematically destroyed, remember it's not just 'Israeli air attacks'—it's often US-made ordnance, delivered by a partner state, bought with American tax money, and approved by politicians who profit from the continued patronage.