The vote was decisive. The silence afterward was louder. As images of shattered hospitals and mass graves emerge from Gaza, the U.S. Senate chose to greenlight more bombs, more tank rounds, more war. Bernie Sanders stood almost alone, warning of legal and moral disaster. His colleagues answered with a resounding yes to ar… Continues…
The Senate’s rejection of Sanders’ resolutions laid bare a stark divide in American politics: a small, growing bloc demanding conditions on military aid versus a powerful bipartisan majority unwilling to constrain Israel’s campaign in Gaza. Supporters of the $20 billion package framed it as a matter of strategic alliance and deterrence, even as civilian deaths climbed into the tens of thousands and entire neighborhoods were erased.
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