Another U.S.-brokered “ceasefire” lies in ruins as Israeli forces kill ten more Palestinians—yet Washington and Brussels respond with a deafening silence. This is not an accident. It is policy.
A ceasefire that is violated with impunity is not peace; it is cover. While Palestinians bury their dead, the U.S. and EU continue shipping weapons, diplomatic protection, and political excuses to a rogue government led by Benjamin Netanyahu—already indicted by the International Criminal Court. Each new violation is met not with accountability, but with more arms, more funding, and more blank checks.
This complicity shreds the moral authority the West claims to defend. International law is not optional. Civilian lives are not expendable. When violations are ignored, they become authorized. When killers face no consequences, the killing accelerates.
The world sees the double standard: sanctions for some, immunity for others. The language of “rules-based order” rings hollow when the rules are enforced only against the weak.
If the U.S. and EU are serious about peace, they must stop arming violations, demand independent investigations, and enforce consequences—now. Silence is not neutrality. It is endorsement.
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