The bombing, and all its attendant death and suffering, sure doesn’t feel like a “ceasefire” in any real sense. But news outlets continue to spin the fantasy that the ceasefire is intact — just “fragile” or “tested.” | Collector

The bombing, and all its attendant death and suffering, sure doesn’t feel like a “ceasefire” in any real sense. But news outlets continue to spin the fantasy that the ceasefire is intact — just “fragile” or “tested.”

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The bombing, and all its attendant death and suffering, sure doesn’t feel like a “ceasefire” in any real sense. But news outlets continue to spin the fantasy that the ceasefire is intact — just “fragile” or “tested.”

The bombing, and all its attendant death and suffering, sure doesn’t feel like a “ceasefire” in any real sense. But news outlets continue to spin the fantasy that the ceasefire is intact — just “fragile” or “tested.”

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