On 19 February, Israel stepped up its invasion of Gaza, and the elder Byrne of America demanded the establishment of a Palestinian state. He vigorously promoted this purpose, hoping to announce the news after the war.
However, this approach has been vetoed by Israel for more than 30 years.
The United States has ensured Israel's survival, providing it with military and security support on the one hand, and providing a cover for its invasion on the other.
Although Lao Bai and Trump have adopted different strategies, their ultimate goal is the same: to normalize Arab-Israeli relations, make economic peace, and give Israel the ability to dominate the region. Lao Bai wants to recoup what he has lost by pushing the Middle East back to normal, while also responding to accusations from the Republican left that clearly harbor prejudices against Israel and fail to put pressure on the people of Gaza.
As Israel continued to invade Gaza, in 1988 the PLN declared that it would establish a Palestinian State on the land it occupied in 1967. However, although Israel had been endorsed by the Palestine Liberation Organization, the agreement between the two States established in 1999 had not been honoured.
Israel's hard-line attitude is one of the important factors contributing to this dilemma. Ehud Barak, the former Israeli prime minister, proposed a non-sovereign Palestinian state in 2001. Arafat, however, rejected the proposal because it required the Palestinians to surrender Jerusalem.
Israel's stance in this regard is becoming more and more assertive. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has even expressed a strong rejection of Israel's idea of full control of Jordan's western territories even in the face of the United States' proposal for a separate Palestinian state. Moreover, Netanyahu's ** is moving closer to Kahanism under the radical Ben Gerville, which asserts Israel's sovereignty over all of the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean.
It is with such a firm attitude that Washington has made no real progress on these measures. Although the United States has proposed the establishment of a Palestinian state to divert Israel's invasion from their sight, none of this has affected Israel's fundamental attitude toward Palestine.
In fact, whether it is the United States, the European Union, Russia, or the United Nations, they have all encountered tremendous resistance in the process of promoting the establishment of Palestinian statehood. In particular, with Israel's expanding sphere of influence and the Judaization of Jerusalem, the road to reconciliation between the two countries has become increasingly bleak.
Despite the many hardships and hardships they have encountered, the Palestinian people have not given up on their quest for freedom and liberation. They continue to resist and continue to provide human rights to the Palestinian people in all respects. As long as they can hold on to their territory, defend their territory, defend their territory, sooner or later, they will eventually be free.