System Update with Glenn Greenwald Israel Pretends to Let Food into Gaza as More Allies Condemn Atrocities; Witkoff Proposes Impossible Iran Deal Red Line; Biden's Cancer Diagnosis Raises More Cover-Up Questions
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May 20, 2025 The podcast dives into the stark humanitarian crisis in Gaza, focusing on Israel's minuscule food aid amidst international condemnation. It examines the shifting perspectives of allies growing critical of Israeli actions. Additionally, a controversial red line proposed in Iran deal negotiations raises eyebrows. The discussion also scrutinizes how Democrats are leveraging Biden's cancer diagnosis to sidestep concerns about his mental fitness, prompting questions about transparency and political narratives surrounding health.
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Israel's Cynical Gaza Strategy
- Israel deliberately starves Gaza to pursue ethnic cleansing and annexation.
- Allowing minimal aid is a cynical move to avoid global backlash while continuing destruction.
Israeli Plans Threaten Stability
- Even pro-Israel voices now acknowledge Netanyahu's government aims to permanently occupy Gaza and displace Palestinians.
- This approach fuels perpetual conflict and undermines U.S. interests in the Middle East.
Western Allies Condemn Israel
- Longtime pro-Israel allies like the UK, France, and Canada now condemn Israel's actions in Gaza.
- Their statements serve more as conscience-clearing amid global and domestic pressure than real opposition.
