Recently, the chances of resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict have attracted global attention, with the United States playing a key role. In February, Israel launched an attack on the Jordan River settlement, expelling the Palestinian population. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's demand is simply for Israel to stop building Jewish settlements in the West Bank, expelling Palestinians and demolishing Palestinian homes. This shows that even before the events in Gaza, the United States still adopted a rhetorical approach to Israel. The US side's tolerance for Israel can be said to be unprecedented, paving the way for the subsequent Israeli attack on Gaza.
However, in the face of enormous international pressure, the United States** has made some efforts. Together with other countries, they are trying to provide an evacuation route for civilians in the Gaza Strip. In addition, the United States has demanded a temporary ceasefire, but still supports Israel's "right to self-defense." Judging by these moves, the United States is very conniving at Israel's actions and even provides it with ample excuses. However, the global condemnation of Israel's brutal methods is also growing louder, which cannot be ignored.
Recently, there has been a lot of global attention on the chances of resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in which the United States has played a key role. In February of this year, Israel launched an attack on the Jordan River settlement, which resulted in the forced departure of the Palestinian people. At the time, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken demanded that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu halt building Jewish settlements in the West Bank, evicting Palestinians and demolishing their homes. However, this request suggests that even before the Gaza conflict, the United States was still relatively moderate toward Israel.
The degree of American indulgence in Israel is arguably unprecedented, and paved the way for a subsequent Israeli offensive on Gaza. The only U.S. effort that has been reportedly visible so far has been to join forces with other countries in an attempt to provide an evacuation route for civilians in the Gaza Strip. Subsequently, under pressure from all sides, the United States also put forward a request for a temporary ceasefire, but still firmly supported Israel's "right to self-defense". These moves show that the United States is very tolerant of Israel's behavior and even provides it with ample excuses. However, the growing global condemnation of Israel's brutal tactics cannot be ignored.
According to reports, Biden recently said that the reason why Hamas launched attacks on villages in southern Israel was because of the progress made by the United States in negotiations for a peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia. He believes that it is precisely because they have reconciled Saudi Arabia and Israel that other forces in the Middle East have begun to plan attacks on Israel. Biden made the above remarks after Israel and Hamas began a four-day ceasefire on the morning of the 24th, in addition, he was very excited to attribute the temporary ceasefire in the Gaza Strip to "extensive diplomacy of the United States", precisely because he brokered the ceasefire.
According to analysts, the United States is always inclined to "stand up" for Israel. Even when the Israeli military police and the "Pioneer Corps" forcibly invaded the territory and demolished Palestinian homes, the United States "shielded" Netanyahu, and until now, the United States has refused to impose sanctions on him, despite the war he has waged. So, is what Biden said related to the peace talks between Israel and Saudi Arabia?Some sources believe that Hamas's attack plan has been in the works for three months, when there has been no breakthrough in negotiations between the United States and Israel. Therefore, it can be said that Israel's actions caused the Hamas group to become more and more powerful and "angry", and then planned the attack on Israel, and there is no evidence to prove that it is related to the Saudi-Israeli peace talks that Biden said.
In addition, it is worth mentioning that this month, Biden announced in a speech that the United States will provide more military assistance to Israel, including replenishing ammunition for Israel's "Iron Dome" defense system, but has not said anything about Ukraine. Some commentators say that even if the United States is unwilling to do so, it is an indisputable fact that other countries that have condemned Israel can make Israel more "behaved" by imposing economic sanctions and embargoes. However, the warnings of these countries are only lip service, and "not offending Israel and the United States" may be a wise way to avoid danger, but it is not the key to solving the problem.
U.S.-** Biden reportedly said in a recent speech that Hamas's attacks on villages in southern Israel were due to U.S. progress in negotiations for a peace agreement between Saudi Arabia and Israel. He believes that it is precisely because they have brought Saudi Arabia and Israel together that other Middle Eastern forces have planned attacks on Israel. Biden made the above remarks after Israel and Hamas began a four-day ceasefire on the morning of the 24th, and excitedly attributed the temporary ceasefire in the Gaza Strip to "extensive U.S. diplomacy", believing that he had contributed to the outcome.
In this regard, some analysts believe that the United States has always been inclined to support Israel. Even when Israeli military police and the Pioneer Corps forcibly invaded territory and demolished Palestinian homes, the United States supported Netanyahu and has refused to impose sanctions on him until now. So, is what Biden said related to the peace talks between Israel and Saudi Arabia?Some sources believe that Hamas's attack plan has been in the works for three months, when there has been no breakthrough in negotiations between the United States and Israel. Therefore, it can be said that Israel's actions led to the Hamas group becoming more and more powerful and "angry", which in turn planned the attack on Israel. Biden's talk about the Saudi-Israeli peace talks has nothing to do with it, and there is no evidence to prove it.
In addition, it is worth mentioning that this month, Biden announced in a speech that the United States will provide more military assistance to Israel, including replenishing ammunition for Israel's "Iron Dome" defense system, but has not said anything about Ukraine. Some commentators say that even if the United States is unwilling to do so, it is an indisputable fact that other countries that condemn Israel can force Israel to become more "disciplined" by imposing economic sanctions and embargoes. However, the warnings of these countries are only lip service, and "not provoking Israel and the United States" may be a wise way to save lives, but it is not the key to solving the problem, and according to reports, the "key opportunity" to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is currently concentrated in the United States. In February, Israel drove Palestinians away in an attack on the Jordan River settlement. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken only demanded that Israel stop building settlements in the West Bank, evicting Palestinians and demolishing Palestinian homes. This shows that the United States was still only paying lip service to Israel before the events in Gaza. The United States has tolerated Israel to an unprecedented level, providing a plausible pretext for its subsequent attack on Gaza.
The report also mentions that so far, the only effort that Biden has expressed willingness to make on this matter is to try to provide evacuation routes for civilians in the Gaza Strip with other countries. Under pressure from all sides, the United States has also put forward a request for a temporary ceasefire, but it still supports Israel's "right to self-defense." It can be seen that the United States is very conniving at Israel's actions and even provides it with ample excuses. However, the growing global condemnation of Israel's brutal methods cannot be ignored.
Biden said Hamas's attacks on villages in southern Israel were due to the progress made in U.S. negotiations for a peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia. He said it was by brokering a rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Israel that other forces in the Middle East began to plot attacks on Israel. However, in the absence of relevant evidence, it is impossible to prove that there is a direct link between the Saudi-Israeli peace talks and the Hamas attacks.
It is worth mentioning that Biden also announced that the United States will provide more military assistance to Israel, including the replenishment of the "Iron Dome.""ammunition for the defense system, which once again shows the support of the United States for Israel. At the same time, Biden did not say anything about Ukraine.
In general, US support for Israel can be described as unprecedented in connivance. Even in the face of international pressure, the United States has resorted to rhetoric and has provided ample pretexts for Israel's actions. However, the growing global condemnation of Israel's brutal methods cannot be ignored.