Countries or organizations that provoke conflicts are often criticized and blamed by the international community. However, in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel, as a counterattacker, has faced unprecedented international pressure and accusations. This is not because the international community is biased in favour of the Palestinian side, but because Israel's military operations are too bloody. The deaths of more than 20,000 civilians have not only prevented Western countries from openly supporting Israel, but even Israel's most reliable ally, the United States, is showing signs of fatigue.
The bloody nature of Israel's military operations has drawn widespread attention and criticism from the international community. With more than 20,000 civilians killed, the humanitarian catastrophe cannot be ignored. The West's openness in its support for Israel has declined, and it is no longer willing to be seen as an "umbrella" for unconditional support for Israel. The United States, as one of Israel's most reliable allies, has also had to start taking a more cautious approach and making a series of reasonable demands, such as reducing civilians**, allowing humanitarian supplies to enter, and accepting the two-state solution proposed by the United States as soon as possible.
As Israel's most important supporter, the United States has always tended to support Israel in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, in the face of criticism from the international community and increased internal and external pressure, the United States has also begun to show dissatisfaction. Netanyahu** disappointed and displeased the United States by refusing to accept the two-state solution proposed by the United States as a reward for its enemies.
Due to the stubborn stance of Israeli Netanyahu**, US support for Israel has begun to be curtailed. The United States recognizes that excessive aid to Israel could lead to tensions with Arab countries and damage the diplomatic image of the United States in the Middle East. In addition, excessive aid could also exacerbate tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, leading to more conflicts and terrorist attacks. This will harm the best interests of the United States.
In addition, the large amount of U.S. aid to Israel also requires a significant investment of financial resources, limiting U.S. spending in other areas, such as infrastructure, education, and health care. Domestically, there are also disagreements within the United States on the issue of aid to Israel, which could affect the political stability of the United States.
In order to avoid the above problems, the United States can only show a certain degree of dissatisfaction and reduce the pressure on itself. The United States still insists on providing ** assistance to ensure the ability of the Israeli army to fight the "enemy". However, the United States has made a series of reasonable demands, such as reducing civilians**, allowing humanitarian supplies to enter, and accepting the two-state solution.
The United States hopes that Israel will be able to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in a more peaceful manner and will actively cooperate with the two-state solution proposed by the United States. For Israel, this is not only to satisfy the international community, but also to safeguard its own interests. Israel needs to realize that peaceful coexistence with its neighbors and the coexistence of two countries in an atmosphere of security and harmony are the best choices for its long-term development.
Israel's military action has aroused widespread concern and criticism internationally. Although the United States has been Israel's most reliable ally, in recent years, the United States has also begun to show dissatisfaction with Israel. Netanyahu's stubborn stance and refusal to accept the two-state solution proposed by the United States have left the United States disappointed and helpless. While the United States continues to support Israel, it has also made a series of reasonable demands, such as reducing civilians**, allowing humanitarian supplies to enter, and accepting its own proposals. These demands are aimed at helping Israel better resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and safeguard its own interests. Israel needs to realize that it can achieve its long-term development by promoting a peaceful settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and maintaining regional stability.