White House Scolds Netanyahu for 'Violating Peace' They Funded
The irony here is thicker than Netanyahu's commitment to actual peace. The US, which supplies Israel with billions in military aid—including the very weaponry used in these strikes—is now reportedly miffed that its client state is too brazen. Remember when Netanyahu publicly defied the Obama administration over Iran in 2012, or the expansion of settlements under every US president? This isn't
newfound defiance; it's a consistent pattern of a client state acting with impunity, knowing the 'scoldings' are rarely followed by substantive consequences, like, say, cutting off the vast pipeline of taxpayer dollars. One might wonder if the White House's concern is less about the sanctity of a ceasefire agreement and more about preventing an 'embarrassing' pre-election foreign policy gaffe for
a US president. How many carefully brokered 'peace deals' are just ceasefires until the next strategically advantageous assassination? The real violation isn't just diplomatic; it's the consistent devaluation of Palestinian lives and international law, paid for by US taxpayers, year after year.