Marwan Bishara

The Gaza war may turn out to be the be­gin­ning of the end, but not for Pales­tine.

Why do sup­port­ers of Is­rael all re­peat the same emp­ty sound­bites and tired ar­gu­ments when talk­ing about Pales­tine?

For Is­rael, vi­o­lence is not in­ci­den­tal, ac­ci­den­tal or co­in­ci­den­tal. It is part and par­cel of its colo­nial DNA.

The Biden ad­min­is­tra­tion is preach­ing peace to cov­er up Is­raeli war crimes in Gaza. 

Un­mask­ing the US/Is­rael rhetoric of war, hu­man rights, and geopo­lit­i­cal strat­e­gy in Pales­tine.

Meek words of con­dem­na­tion will not stop the Is­raeli geno­cide of Pales­tini­ans in Gaza. 

The di­vi­sions in the war cab­i­net will have far reach­ing con­se­quences for Is­rael, but lit­tle im­pact on the fate of Gaza.

When has killing more Pales­tini­ans ever re­sult­ed in bet­ter se­cu­ri­ty for the Is­raeli so­ci­ety?

Pres­i­dent Biden went all the way to Is­rael to give Ne­tanyahu a hug, but what has he ac­com­plished?

Is­raeli se­cu­ri­ty has come at the ex­pense of Pales­tin­ian rights for decades. Biden can­not ig­nore that.