I will, as usual, be frank and direct:
Neither Rachel Corrie nor Shireen Abu Akleh will change the position of the American administration towards the Zionist entity in Occupied Palestine.
The lives of individuals never carry much weight in the foreign policies of states, and even less so in those of the USA.
The idealism of the international left has no meaning in an era where military and economic power are the real decision-makers. The stakes are colossal when compared to the life of a simple citizen like Rachel Corrie or Shireen Abu Akleh.
The sacred alliance between the Zionist entity and the American administration is irreversible and
unwavering except in one and only one case:
Which one?
If one day a Nazi government is elected by the majority of American electoral voters, otherwise, what binds the USA to Israel is eternal, and no questioning of Israel’s existence will ever be initiated by Washington. The American administration will never question its sacred alliance with the terrorist Zionist entity.
Let us stop relying on a Democratic or Republican administration, as all in Washington are Zionists in body and soul, and the life of an American citizen or anyone else does not matter as much as the supposed leadership and hardline Zionism.
Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by the Zionist IDF soldiers. If the lives of Palestinian children have no value for Washington and occupied Tel Aviv, Shireen’s life holds no value in light of the interests at stake.
It is vital for us to understand that neither American public opinion, international opinion, nor human rights rhetoric holds any value for Washington.
What matters first and foremost are its interests as a declining superpower, that’s all, and it’s very simple.
So, if we accept this truth, we will have a better vision of the situation in occupied Palestine, and we could have a more realistic approach to what we must do.
