US-Supplied Bombs Kill 104 Palestinians. Again.
Another 104 Palestinians, including dozens of children, are dead following Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, according to health officials. Meanwhile, the Biden administration continues to accelerate arms transfers to Israel, bypassing Congress for the second time in December alone to push through nearly $150 million in 155mm artillery shells. This isn't just 'conflict'—it's a supply chain. According to
OpenSecrets.org, Senator Lindsey Graham, a vocal supporter of these transfers, received '$30,000 from pro-Israel groups' in 2022, playing a starring role in the bi-partisan tradition of approving weaponry for what appears to be a weekly civilian death toll. One might wonder at what point supplying the weaponry becomes complicity. Or if the collective outrage only gets triggered when the bombs
don't bear 'Made in USA' labels. The media reports the body count with a somber tone, yet rarely connects the dots back to the source of the munitions or the politicians who greenlight their delivery. It's a miracle they manage to maintain the narrative of 'tragic events' when the funding mechanism is so transparent.