Israel’s Operation ‘To Wipe Gaza Off the Map’ including the false flag agenda was carefully coordinated with the U.S. military and intelligence. It is part of a broader military agenda of US-NATO. America’s unspoken military practice from World War II to the present consists of routinely targeting civilians, which constitutes a crime against humanity. Netanyahu is Washington’s proxy.

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It should be understood that Israel’s deliberate targeting of civilians in Gaza is part of a longstanding U.S. military strategy of killing civilians. America is in this regard fully supportive of its Israeli proxy.

In recent developments, Israeli officials have justified its killing of civilians in Gaza by pointing to the bombing of the German city of Dresden (a civilian target) as well as many other European cities in Germany, France and the Low Countries, Belgium and The Netherlands by the U.S. and Britain towards the end of World War II. 

America’s Strategy of Killing Civilians (1945- ) Since World War II, America’s military strategy has deliberately targeted civilians as well as civilian objects including hospitals, schools, churches, and residential areas.

The evidence is overwhelming. While this practice is categorized as a crime against humanity, the United States has never been the object of prosecution by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The history of US-led wars confirms that murdering millions of civilians is an integral part of America’s global war agenda.

During and since World War II, the United States has killed more than 40 million people in a number of countries, most of them civilians, either directly or through proxy by its puppet regimes:

Germany–World War II: (several cities bombed by the U.S. including Dresden, Nuremberg, Hamburg, and Cologne); Number of people killed: 2 million. Japan-World War II:  442,000 civilians killed by U.S. and U.K. firebombing.

Korean War 1950-53: Three million civilians killed by U.S. bombing. Vietnam War (1962-1975): 3.8 million civilians killed by U.S. bombing and invasion. Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos (1962-1975): A total of 4.3 million people were killed by U.S. in all three countries. Iraq War (2003): Three million Iraqis killed by U.S. invasion.

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The U.S. so-called ‘War on Terrorism’ has killed up to 4.6 million people in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Somalia and Pakistan according to a Brown University report.   

Pakistan 1971: Up to three million ethnic Bengalis were killed by the Pakistan army (a U.S. proxy) in East Pakistan (the country’s biggest province). Due to this East Pakistan separated from Pakistan and became Bangladesh.  

The invasion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by U.S. proxies Rwanda and Uganda beginning in 1998 has killed more than 6.9 million civilians. This genocide continues.

The above is a partial list which does not include Afghanistan, Sudan, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Indonesia, Angola, Mozambique and Latin America. Also of relevance are deaths resulting from famines and mass poverty enforced by U.S. policies globally, especially by sanctions. 

Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright (who assumed this post in 1997) was asked by the CBS interviewer Leslie Stahl in 1996 about the deadly effect of U.S. sanctions on Iraqi children. Stahl: ‘We have heard that half a million children have died. Is the price worth it?’ Albright replied, ‘I think it is a very hard choice but the price–we think the price is worth it.’ 

The number of Iraqi children killed by U.S. sanctions up to 1996 was 575,000. Currently, Washington has imposed sanctions on 39 countries. As Kevin Reese and Margaret Flowers put it in their 2020 Global Research article, ‘Economic sanctions are an act of war that kills tens of thousands of people each year through financial strangulation.’ 

The list of U.S. war crimes above confirms that: The Israeli genocide of Palestinians does not emanate from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but from the U.S. Empire. The mass murder of civilians has been part of U.S. military doctrine since World War II and Washington has attempted to ‘normalize’ this practice in one war after another.  

‘By one estimate, as many as four million Muslims have died or been killed as a result of the ongoing conflicts that Washington has either initiated or been party to since 2001. There are, in addition, millions of displaced persons who have lost their homes and livelihoods, many of whom are among the human wave currently engulfing Europe.

There are currently an estimated 2,590,000 refugees who have fled their homes from Afghanistan, 370,000 from Iraq, 3,880,000 million from Syria, and 1,100,000 from Somalia. The United Nations Refugee Agency is expecting at least 130,000 refugees from Yemen as fighting in that country accelerates. Between 600,000 and one million Libyans are living precariously in neighboring Tunisia. – Philip Giraldi, 2015.

Significantly, the countries that have generated most of the refugees are all places where the United States has invaded, overthrown governments, supported insurgencies, or intervened in a civil war.’ YOU CAN POST OUR STORIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA.