The war between Palestine and Israel broke out in the past year. Since then, the United States has become a "single man", tearing off all masks and making enemies of the whole world. Although the United States has been trying to contain developments in the Middle East, it is clear that the contradictions between Palestine and Israel have not developed as expected by the White House. Thus, Biden tried to gain a foothold on the basis of American domination, but his losses are growing.
So, what has the United States lost in the Middle East? Let's talk about it today.
First, the United States is in a difficult situation, neither advancing nor retreating. At the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli war, Biden immediately sent an aircraft carrier to the Middle East, with the intention of self-evident, in order to deter Middle Eastern countries and prevent contradictions from spreading. However, Hamas's wanton and reckless behavior far exceeded the world's expectations, and instead of being wiped out by the Israeli army's wanton and indiscriminate bombing and large-scale attacks, it has given a "shot in the arm" to other "anti-US and anti-Israeli" forces in the Middle East. The Houthi military campaign on the Red Sea has peeled off the fragile shell of the United States. Although the United States has been coping in various ways, the situation in the Red Sea is becoming more and more tense, and the United States has encountered some thorny problems. The high cost of protecting the Red Sea has depleted both the financial and strategic reserves of the United States. And Americans' hatred of Israel is getting deeper and deeper, because the United States has been constantly helping them.
Second, the foundation of the United States as a world hegemon has been shaken. The reason why the United States can have a strong influence in the world is because of the influence of the dollar. However, since then, since the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli war, calls for the United States to withdraw from the Middle East have become louder and louder. Iraq and Syria, two different countries from the past, have issued orders to the United States to expel the US troops, and even the Kurdish troops stationed in the Middle East are worried about their own safety. Obviously, without the support of the military, the "dollar and ** system" of the United States will shake the dominance of the United States.
Third, Americans don't talk much. It is represented by Iran, which does not have good relations with the United States, and Saudi Arabia, which is a long-term ally of the United States in Europe. The European position is particularly intriguing. Not so long ago, the United States wanted to form an "escort alliance", but what did European countries think? Some simply refused, some sent people but didn't help, and some hid and refused to show up. What is even more interesting is that not so long ago, Europe wanted to create its own "escort alliance". From this point of view, it can be seen that all European countries are "anti-minded" towards the Americans.
In general, Biden's layout in the Middle East has proven Biden's judgment wrong, and from these three aspects, we can see Biden's character. He was always able to push everything in the opposite direction to what he expected. The hegemony of the United States is already in jeopardy.