calling it a ceasefire while civilians and journalists keep dying is paperwork pretending to be reality.

when allies say a “peace board” doesn’t pass the smell test, maybe the problem isn’t messaging. maybe it’s bullshit.

watching gaza’s future get negotiated in rooms where gazans aren’t invited is the tell. decisions without consent aren’t peace.

humanitarian access shouldn’t be a headline or a bargaining chip. the fact that it is tells you how broken this is.

letting more people out than back in at rafah isn’t border policy. it’s displacement with nicer language.

another international “stabilization force,” another plan where accountability is optional and locals are an afterthought. same movie, new cast.

designing a shiny “new gaza” from a davos stage without asking gazans is peak arrogance. you don’t outsource consent to a slide deck.

rebuilding gaza with biometric vetting and surveillance isn’t recovery. it’s control wearing a humanitarian costume. if aid comes with strings, it’s not aid.

i’m tired of being told something is “complex” when the outcome is dead civilians, silenced journalists, and rationed aid. complexity shouldn’t be a shield for harm.