First, Israel has been subjected to persistent international criticism and accusations in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The tragic figure of more than 20,000 civilians killed has alarmed Western countries and deprived Israel of supporters in the international community. Even though the United States has always been Israel's most reliable ally, now the United States is beginning to show dissatisfaction. Although the United States insists on providing ** to the Israeli army and supporting its counterattack actions, it also makes demands on Israel's acts of war. In order to reduce the number of civilians**, humanitarian supplies were allowed to enter, and the proposal proposed by the United States was quickly accepted. The U.S. proposal is a two-state solution that aims to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the signing of an agreement between the two sides. However, Israel categorically opposes this program, viewing it as a "reward for the enemy." Even though Biden sent his cronies to Israel for negotiations, Israel still did not change its position. Such disagreements have made the United States increasingly impatient with Netanyahu.
Second, the reason why the United States is showing dissatisfaction is not only because of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, but because supporting Israel will bring many consequences to itself. First, the support of the United States could increase tensions with Arab countries. For a long time, the United States has tended to support Israel, which has caused discontent in many Arab countries in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. If it continues to support Israel, the diplomatic image of the United States may be further damaged, and relations with these countries may deteriorate further. Second, U.S. support could exacerbate tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, leading to increased instability in the region. This instability could trigger more conflicts and terrorist attacks that could put the United States in a difficult position. Third, it could hurt the United States *** U.S. military aid to Israel could lead to "anti-American sentiment" that would make the United States a terrorist target. In addition, the U.S. military presence and assistance could draw it into a future Middle East war, further damaging the fact that there are already organized attacks on U.S. facilities, and this is just one example. Fourthly, assistance to Israel requires a significant amount of financial resources. As aid scales up, the U.S. will need to bear a greater financial burden, potentially limiting spending in other areas, such as domestic infrastructure, education, and health care. Fifth, this can lead to domestic strife. Within the United States, there are disagreements over the issue of aid to Israel. Some people support aid to Israel, but others believe that the United States should take a more neutral stance or reduce aid to Israel. If the United States insists on aiding Israel, it could affect political stability. In addition, some U.S. politicians believe that excessive aid to Israel may lead to a sense of dependency, which can affect their own strategy. In order to avoid such an outcome, the United States can only show a certain degree of dissatisfaction and reduce its own pressure.
3. Summary: Israel has been subjected to continued international criticism and accusations in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the United States, as its most reliable ally, has begun to show dissatisfaction. The reasons for the dissatisfaction of the United States include the possibility of exacerbating tensions between the United States and Arab countries, exacerbating tensions in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, harming the United States, consuming a lot of financial resources, and triggering domestic disputes. In order to avoid these consequences, the United States can only reduce its own pressure, showing a certain degree of dissatisfaction. However, for the United States, it will still take time to verify that it will truly restrain Israel.