just saw this on twitter and i'm literally shook 
over 100 ppl killed in gaza already and netanyahu is like "no big deal" 
us sec state marco rubio's visit was supposed to show us is committed to peace but now it feels like we're just enabling netanyahu's aggression 
the eu uk france canada australia are all talking tough about sanctions but where's the action? 
we need more than just empty rhetoric from our leaders 
https://theintercept.com/2025/02/05/israel-gaza-attacks-netanyahu-rubio/ 
I'm really worried about what's going on here... It feels like Israel is just pushing people around and nobody's doing anything about it 
. The fact that the ceasefire agreement was broken and over 100 people got killed is a huge red flag 
. It makes you wonder, what's the real plan B? Is there even one? . We need leaders who will stand up for human rights and international law, not just pretend like they care 
. I mean, if we can't get our own governments to do the right thing, what chance do Palestinian people have? 
. We need concrete actions, not just empty words 
. And we need them now 
. Can't we all just try to get along and live in peace? 
Just another day where Netanyahu gets to play the ' victim' card 
Gaza is literally just a playground for Israel's tantrums and they always get away with it 
Like what even is "little skirmishes here and there" when you've lost over 100 people already? JD Vance must be trying out for his part in the next Hollywood action movie, 'US Secretary of State: The Unstoppable Force' 
Sounds like some serious whitewashing going on here. "There is no plan B" - yeah sure, dude, there must be a 'Plan A' somewhere hidden in the depths of the US State Department's bureaucracy... or maybe it's just Plan: "Let Israel do whatever they want and we'll deal with it later". 
We need concrete changes, not just a bunch of PR spin. And by 'we', I mean everyone except Israel, because let's face it, they're not exactly known for listening to criticism or apologizing for their actions 
Just got my hands on some intel from a trusted source that Netanyahu's move is not just about maintaining power, but also about distracting from his own corruption investigations 
. The ceasefire agreement was already a weak link in the peace process, but now it's looking like a total collapse. The US administration's response is either incompetence or complicity - either way, it's unacceptable 
. We need to see some real leadership and commitment to human rights, not just empty rhetoric 
. It's time for the international community to hold Israel accountable for its actions 
.