So, the world is on its tiptoes, anxiously watching as Pakistan and Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nations, flirt with the idea of deploying troops to Gaza. All in the name of a UN-backed "peace mission". A more perfect example of Orwellian doublespeak could hardly be conceived. Don’t be fooled by this charade. This isn’t about peace, it's about power.

The International Stabilization Force (ISF)? More like the International Smoke-and-Mirrors Force. It's no secret that the United Nations, the supposed guardian of global peace, is often the puppet of those with the deepest pockets and the biggest guns. Its resolutions, more often than not, are nothing more than highbrow hand wringing and theatrical posturing.

Now, we have two Muslim majority nations, Pakistan and Indonesia, considering playing into this narrative. As if sending more troops into the Gaza pressure cooker will somehow make the lid stay on. This isn't a recipe for peace, it's a recipe for disaster.

Pull back the curtain and what do we see? Two nations, both with their own domestic issues, trying to project power and influence on the global stage. The underlying narrative isn't about helping the people of Gaza. It's about how these nations can leverage this situation to their advantage.

Pakistan, with its perennial problem of home-grown terrorism and political instability, is trying to pose as a peacemaker, a farcical endeavor to distract from its own internal chaos. And Indonesia, desperately trying to wash away the stain of its own humanitarian crises, sees this as an opportunity to showcase itself as a global peace broker.

Their motivations couldn't be more transparent if they were shrink-wrapped in cling film. What they should be doing is focusing on their own domestic issues, instead of trying to score cheap political points on the international stage. But of course, that doesn't grab headlines or curry favor with the powers that be, does it?

And let's not forget about the people of Gaza. The ones who are supposed to benefit from this grand charade. How does sending more men with guns into an already volatile situation bring peace? If anything, it's more likely to inflame tensions, leading to more violence and suffering for the people caught in the crossfire.

But hey, as long as Pakistan and Indonesia can thump their chests on the global stage and the UN can pretend it's doing something meaningful, who cares about the actual impact on the ground, right?

This isn't about peace. It's about power and influence, plain and simple. If these nations truly cared about peace, they'd be working to address the root causes of the conflict, not adding more fuel to the fire. They'd be pushing for meaningful negotiation and compromise, instead of posturing and pandering.

So, let's call this what it is: a farce. A dangerous, destructive farce that serves nobody but the power players who are pulling the strings. The people of Gaza deserve better. The world deserves better.

Don't buy into the lie. This isn't a peace mission, it's a power play. And until we recognize that truth, true peace will remain as elusive as ever.