Over the past few decades, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been a focal issue in the Middle East. Although the United States has always claimed to be the mediator on this issue, in fact, the resurgence of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has once again interrupted the grand strategy of the United States. At the same time, China's performance on this issue has attracted attention, with some arguing that China has become a "big winner".
First, let's look at the position of the United States. The United States has always regarded the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as one of the major problems in the Middle East and has tried to solve this problem by various means. However, the continued escalation of tensions between Palestine and Israel, coupled with the lack of effective diplomatic means and strategies in dealing with this issue by the United States, has led to the resurgence of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. This has undoubtedly caused major interference to the US strategic plan and seriously challenged the US strategic deployment in the Middle East.
By contrast, China's performance on this issue is a cause for concern. China has always advocated the settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict through peaceful negotiations and has actively participated in various mediation activities. China maintains good relations with Middle Eastern countries and is showing increasing influence on the international stage. As a result, some argue that China has become a "big winner" because its diplomatic efforts have been widely recognized and praised.
However, we cannot simply think of China as a "big winner". While China's diplomatic efforts have made some progress in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this does not mean that China has become a leader in the Middle East. China's influence in the Middle East is still constrained by various factors, such as China's economic and military strength, the international political environment, and the attitudes and perceptions of Middle Eastern countries. In addition, China also faces many challenges and difficulties in dealing with the Middle East issue, such as how to balance the interests of all parties and how to safeguard its own national interests.
Therefore, we cannot simply look at China as a "big winner". Although China has made some progress in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this does not mean that China has become a leader in the Middle East. On the contrary, we should be aware of the challenges and difficulties faced by China on this issue, and recognize that resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict requires the joint efforts and cooperation of the global community. It is only through the joint efforts and cooperation of the international community that lasting peace and stability can be achieved, thereby promoting global prosperity and development.