In 'New Military Humanism,' Noam Chomsky meticulously dissects the evolving nature of U.S. foreign policy, arguing that interventions often labeled as 'humanitarian' are, in fact, thinly veiled exercises in maintaining global hegemony. Chomsky critically examines the rhetoric and actions surrounding conflicts, revealing how humanitarian pretexts serve to legitimize military aggression and expand imperial power. He challenges readers to look beyond official narratives and recognize the deeper economic and political interests driving interventions. This seminal work remains highly relevant for understanding the complexities of contemporary international relations and the moral dilemmas inherent in military interventions.