In the end, the destruction of Palestine was not solved with a treaty. It was solved with Jared Kushner's pitch deck.

In Davos, while snow fell on the promenade and security perimeters kept the rabble out, Jared Kushner took the stage to unveil the latest innovation in global governance. He didn't speak of rights or justice. Those are legacy metrics. He spoke of intellectual property.

“All this is IP that the Board of Peace is going to make public,” Kushner told the crowd, referring to the new administrative machine being clamped onto Gaza. “We want to encourage all the countries to be able to follow these best practices.”

The Board of Peace is not a humanitarian mission. It is Peace-as-a-Service, a scalable, franchisable model for how to liquidate a troublesome population and redevelop their land, all while keeping the shareholders happy.

The Board of Peace has proven that you don't need to win hearts and minds. You just need to bulldoze the neighborhood while the blood is wet, cull the survivors, and call it a redevelopment opportunity.

The war is over. The genocide has begun.