It’s a genocide in many forms, not a ceasefire deal with violations
-
Mohammad Alqeeq
- 3 Nov 2025 13:03
- 7 Shares
3 Min Read
Mohammad al-Qeeq explains that the US and "Israel" are systematically manipulating global perception through fake peace initiatives, media distortion, and deceptive diplomacy to mask their ongoing crimes in Gaza.
-
Trump and "Israel" are deceivers. This genocide is horrific, and they continue to perpetrate it, both implicitly and explicitly, across multiple fronts. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)
With a systematic and deliberate policy, the United States and "Israel" seek to reshape the mentality of the international community and rehabilitate their image through several coordinated measures.
The Peace Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh aimed to consolidate Trump’s plan at the expense of the recent UN General Assembly meeting and the global wave of recognition for the State of Palestine, while a synchronized media campaign has been launched in multiple languages by writers, analysts, and broadcasters to undermine the Palestinian cause and the Resistance, while boosting the morale of the Israeli army and political leadership.
Recently, this campaign was instructed to glorify the so-called ceasefire deal, using whitewashed terms like “parties” and “violations” to obscure the ongoing genocide and erase its details from the world’s memory. Israeli strikes are now being falsely framed as “self-defense operations.”
It must be understood that this “ceasefire deal” is a major deception, fabricated to numb the international community and conceal further crimes: closing border crossings, blocking medical aid and journalists, preventing the wounded from traveling for treatment, and perpetuating starvation through a suffocating blockade that coincides with continued strikes on displaced Palestinians’ tents and streets.
Side conferences are being held between certain Palestinians and Israeli figures, including former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, to promote the illusion of a “two-state solution” and to frame the problem as Netanyahu’s alone, rather than with the entire Israeli establishment responsible for genocide. They ignore the fact that the Israeli army stems from Israeli society, the same society that elected Netanyahu, as it once elected Olmert, who committed crimes against Gaza (2006, 2008) and Lebanon (2006), expelled thousands of Palestinians from al-Quds, and demolished homes under false pretexts as mayor of the city.
"Israel" has mastered the art of self-victimization, manipulating every available tool to serve its interests, including enlisting certain Palestinians who seek personal gain in exchange for compromising their people’s rights.
The occupation's attacks on aid flotillas are another example, as countries with activists detained in Israeli prisons that had earlier cut ties with "Israel" must now “coordinate” (i.e improve ties) with the occupation, all under the pretext of freeing the activists. This mirrors "Israel's" earlier policy of allowing symbolic humanitarian airdrops to deflect criticism.
The most effective response to these policies is to intensify pressure on governments, the ICC, and the ICJ through protests, conferences, and legal action against Israeli politicians and soldiers. Coordinated media campaigns must expose the crimes of "Israel: and the US, pushing for an end to the ongoing genocide, recognition of the Palestinians’ right to an independent and sovereign state, and the full accountability of "Israel".
Trump and "Israel" are deceivers. This genocide is horrific, and they continue to perpetrate it, both implicitly and explicitly, across multiple fronts.
Will the international community once again be deceived by Trump’s attempt to normalize genocide, as if it were a routine occurrence?
