The United States has always been the global hegemon, but this time, it has encountered an unprecedented crisis in the Middle East. The Pentagon admits that this is the worst overseas presence of the US military since the end of the war in Afghanistan. All because of the unlimited support of the United States for Israel, which led the countries of the Middle East to unite in revolt.
According to US media reports, since the US twin aircraft carriers entered the Middle East to support Israel, US military bases in Iraq, Syria and the Red Sea region have been subjected to many armed attacks. As of Nov. 10, there have been 46 attacks that have resulted in at least 56 U.S. military personnel and a contractor**. This is the largest loss of the US military in the Middle East.
This situation of the United States is caused by Biden himself. He has always turned a blind eye to Israel's aggression, and even in his speech, he was questioned by a member of the public: "Why don't you stop the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?""Biden does not realize that the United States is no longer the great power it used to be, and if it continues like this, the United States will be in danger of collapse.
The reason why Middle Eastern countries dare to challenge the United States is because the United States' double standards against Israel are completely contrary to the interests and feelings of Middle Eastern countries. The United States prohibits the development of nuclear weapons by any country on a global scale, but it turns a blind eye to Israel's nuclear weapons. Israel even openly threatens to annihilate Palestine with nuclear **, which is a great provocation to the countries of the Middle East. The United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have been indifferent to this, so how can the countries of the Middle East endure it?
In addition, Israel's attack on Gaza was a humanitarian catastrophe in which it blew up a civilian hospital and killed hundreds of women and children. Israel has also blocked humanitarian access to Gaza and threatened to attack any aid agency, an act of frenzied warfare. Biden has been indifferent to these evil acts, and has only blindly supported Israel, completely ignoring the suffering of the Palestinian people. How can such a Biden, such a United States, the countries of the Middle East be convinced?
The countries of the Middle East are not without a bottom line, they also know that Israel and the US military are strong, but they have no way out. They can only fight with death and dignity, and they have launched multiple rounds of attacks on various US targets in the Middle East since October 17. They want to make the United States pay, they want the United States to know that they are not soft persimmons.
Biden is caught in a dilemma, he can neither give up on Israel nor compromise with the countries of the Middle East. If he fights back, it will cause a bigger **, and if he doesn't fight back, he will appear weak and incompetent. He also has to face tremendous pressure within the United States, where there are many voters of Middle Eastern descent, who have already given Biden an ultimatum that if Biden does not stop Israeli aggression, he will lose their support in the next ***. Biden and Trump have a similar number of votes, and if these voters are lost, Biden may**.
Biden also has to face the economic crisis in the United States, which is in a dire economic situation, with the first default on US debt, the massive collapse of US banks, and the highest number of unemployed people in the United States in history. The United States is also providing arms and money to Ukraine in an attempt to weaken Russia's national power, but it has not worked well and has only made America's finances more strained. The hegemony of the United States is being seriously challenged.
Biden doesn't have much time left, and he must make a wise choice between continuing to unconditionally support Israel or conditionally promoting Palestinian-Israeli peace talksThe whole world is watching the giant ship of the United States, where will it go?