White House Now Demands Remains for 'Peace', Not Lives
CBS News, in a piece titled 'Could lost Israeli hostages' remains doom the peace deal?', meticulously details the tragedy of 21 Israeli hostages presumed dead. What they don't scrutinize is the 11,000 Palestinian bodies, many still under the same rubble, that apparently don't factor into the 'peace deal' calculus. One might wonder if the destruction wrought by indiscriminate bombing campaigns,
often enabled by U.S. arms, might complicate recovery efforts for everyone . Meanwhile, AIPAC spent $28 million in 2022 influencing members of Congress who then rubber-stamp these bombs. So, the U.S. media's priority isn't the cessation of hostilities or the horrific civilian death toll, it's the logistical challenge of locating specific remains after a campaign of utter devastation. It appears
the sanctity of life, or peace itself, is negotiable, but retrieving certain physical remains? That’s where the deal 'dooms'. How many Palestinian civilians, whose remains are just as 'amid the rubble,' need to be ignored before we call this what it is?