A-Infos (en) Italy, UCADI, #202 - What's New - Genocide in Palestine: The Slaughter Continues (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Trump's "peace plan" has had the desired effect of silence on the 
Palestinian genocide, proving more effective than the Israeli 
government's ban on the press from Gaza. Behind the Israeli army's 
withdrawal from the war zone lies the continued repression of 
Palestinians in Gaza through multiple means, ranging from targeted 
killings-more than 300 to date since the truce-to the collapse of 
healthcare and housing facilities, and starvation. Supplies, food, and 
medicines arrive from the Strip in dribs and drabs, and their 
distribution is uncertain and problematic, forcing the population to 
struggle every day to earn a living. These conditions are causing the 
unstoppable deterioration of living conditions for those who survive 
bombs and bullets of all kinds. The unlivable conditions are exacerbated 
by the onset of winter, which makes it impossible, or at least 
problematic, to live in makeshift tents, in shelters often made from 
debris scavenged here and there, for a population exhausted and weakened 
by deprivation and war.
The fact that officially the shooting is no longer taking place, or at 
least not with the same determination, cruelty, and systematicity as it 
was until a few days ago, has removed the Palestinian question from the 
world's attention, while at the UN the major powers have approved the 
Trump plan after a presumably exchange of favors and concessions in 
defense of their respective interests.
It was clear to everyone that the Palestinians had no other defense than 
international public opinion, which mobilized as long as the issue 
remained under the media spotlight. Now, the message seems to have 
gotten across that everything is resolved. Instead, the slaughter 
continues, and has systematically spread to the West Bank, where gangs 
of criminals, formed by settlers, protected and armed by the Israeli 
army, kill, loot, and set fires, attempting to prevent even minimal 
economic activities like olive harvesting or herding, which are 
nevertheless vital to the farmers who inhabit those lands.
The goal is clear: to create a condition of ever-increasing insecurity 
and unlivability, so as to push the population away and seek refuge 
elsewhere, just to gain a modicum of peace and livability. In this 
climate, international aid is dwindling, as is the attention of public 
opinion, which had once supported their cause.
It seems the Palestinians have no other option than the umbrella offered 
by the Saudi Kingdom. In order to counterbalance Israel's overwhelming 
power in the region, the Kingdom has offered the United States and 
Trump's insatiable appetite for profit so much money and investment that 
it is an unmissable proposition.
The condition posed by Bin Salman during his meeting with Trump at the 
White House appears to point toward the creation of two states in 
Palestine, but the promise obtained remains to be seen, and its 
implementation depends on the strength of the lobby supporting the 
Israeli government. Although weakened by the Israeli government's 
atrocities, it is still powerful enough to influence the US government. 
Now that the Palestinian issue appears to have entered the international 
negotiations between the powers preparing to manage a multipolar world, 
the room for maneuver to support the Palestinian cause appears to be 
narrower than ever.
The final icing on the cake appears to be the amnesty and pardon granted 
to Netanyahu by the President of the State of Israel at Trump's request, 
as a mandatory condition for continuing to secure the support and 
backing of his powerful US ally. To continue receiving the economic 
resources necessary to enable Israel to overcome the economic crisis 
caused by the prolonged war and the rapid decline in its productive 
capacity, a certain openness to US policies is required. However, the 
crisis in the State of Israel appears to be worsening due to the exodus 
from the country of many senior executives and personnel with technical 
and scientific skills, disgusted and concerned by the overall 
deterioration of Israeli institutions.

https://www.ucadi.org/2025/11/30/cosa-ce-di-nuovo-genocidio-in-palestina-la-mattanza-continua/
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