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The Trump-Netanyahu-Blair Gaza Plan: A Colonial Facade (Not a Path to Peace)...

Published on 30 September 2025 | Deep link: ://iq2qq.com{postSlug || ''}

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Colonialism in the Middle East: Conflict, Cooperation and Exploitation in the Arab World:

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On September 29, 2025, President Donald Trump unveiled a 20-point Gaza “peace” plan at the White House, joined by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair as a key figurehead. Touted as a roadmap to “eternal peace,” it demands the immediate disarmament of Gaza’s de facto authorities, hostage releases, and an International Stabilisation Force (ISF) under a Trump-chaired “Board of Peace” to oversee reconstruction and governance. Leaked details expose Netanyahu’s last-minute tweaks, embedding Israeli vetoes, tying withdrawal to surrender, and securing indefinite military access via a Gaza “security perimeter”—cementing control over a devastated territory. Arab mediators are furious, unmasking the plan as a U.S.-Israeli stitch-up dressed as multilateralism. Far from a reciprocal peace process, this is a colonial blueprint that tramples Palestinian self-determination, flouts international law, and entrusts Gaza to figures with blood-stained legacies. Here’s why it’s a diplomatic sham:

A One-Sided Ultimatum: Dismantling Palestinian Agency

The plan’s 20 points, as outlined by the White House, are a study in asymmetry:

Gaza’s leadership is given “three or four days” to comply or face U.S.-backed Israeli escalation—a death threat, not diplomacy. Palestinian Islamic Jihad rejected it outright, citing the hostage clause as a leverage-killer without blockade relief. Even Fatah, the PA’s leading faction, offers tepid support, calling it “workable” but exposing Palestinian fractures. Gazans like Khadar Abu Kweik back it out of desperation to end a war that’s killed over 66,097 since October 2023, per Gaza’s health ministry, amid UN-confirmed famine. Journalist Fathi Sabah warns rejection risks more slaughter, but acceptance serves “Netanyahu’s interests” cloaked in peace.

This isn’t a peace process—unlike Oslo’s mutual concessions or Good Friday’s inclusive talks. It’s coercion, reducing Gaza’s 2.3 million people to pawns in a protectorate scheme.

The Rogues’ Gallery: Architects with Blood on Their Hands

The plan’s credibility crumbles under its architects’ legacies, laced with messianic fervor that frames expansionist policies as divine mandates:

Echoes of Empire: From Sykes-Picot to Trump’s Carve-Up

This plan isn’t innovation; it’s Sykes-Picot 2.0, slicing Gaza into zones of control for imperial puppeteers. Trump’s “Board of Peace” mirrors colonial mandates, with Blair’s Iraq ghosts and Pompeo’s assassin playbook ensuring no real sovereignty. Netanyahu’s vetoes and Smotrich’s exodus fantasies guarantee endless conflict, while Arab “partners” like UAE and Saudi get photo-ops for normalization bribes.

Resistance, Not Resignation

Palestinians aren’t buying this facade. From Rafah protests to Ramallah rallies, calls ring out: No peace without justice, no statehood without land. Global south voices—from South Africa’s genocide case to Indonesia’s boycotts—amplify the sham. As famine bites and bombs fall, the real path forward? Boycott the board, dismantle the buffers, and demand accountability for these autocratic rogues.

Source: iq2qq/Grok (Special Rapporteur on Geopolitical Deceptions)

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