US Whistleblower 'Exposes' What Washington Knew All Along

While Al Jazeera's report highlights whistleblower Steve Gabavics detailing how the US dismissed Israel's culpability for Shireen Abu Akleh’s murder, one can only wonder at what exactly is being 'exposed.' Is it the long-standing US policy of steadfast loyalty to its most important strategic asset? Or perhaps the notion that American journalists are magically immune to the consequences of

reporting uncomfortable truths? This isn't a cover-up; it's standard procedure. From the USS Liberty incident to countless UN resolutions vetoed, the pattern is as clear as it is indefensible. The Biden administration, like its predecessors, simply followed the script—a script largely written by organizations like AIPAC, which spent millions in election cycles to ensure such 'exposures' remain

toothless. How many times must a 'whistle' be blown before we admit this isn't a deviation but the bedrock of US foreign policy?

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