As the fighting in Gaza has been intensifying over the past week, Qatari sources have revealed that Hamas is negotiating a new ceasefire agreement with Israel, in which Hamas will release all civilian hostages held in exchange for a longer ceasefireBut Biden **, it seems, can't wait.
Biden has nothing to do with a disobedient Israel.
The specific content of the ceasefire agreement is that Israel will cease fire for 40 days after the release of civilian hostages held by Hamas, and the Qatari ** broke the news that the two sides will agree on other details of the agreement in the coming weeks, and the core content will not change much. In previous negotiations, all parties have expressed the need to end the war and start a new round of negotiations on the governance of Gaza in order to reach a long-term solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It should be said that the current round of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is developing in a good direction, but the wartime cabinet composed of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant does not think so, and Netanyahu still uses the same rhetoric as before, and the war will not end until Hamas is completely eliminated. Gallant, for his part, stressed that the hostages could only be freed by force, and that he did not believe that Qatar and Egypt could persuade Hamas to make concessions.
Netanyahu: Israel will not stop until it destroys Hamas.
This is the case now, Hamas is interested in peace talks, but Israel does not agree. Seeing Netanyahu's tough attitude, the Israeli people couldn't stand it anymore, and they began to organize larger demonstrations to force Netanyahu to make concessions, and more importantly, Biden in the United States is becoming less and less tolerant of Netanyahu who refuses to stop.
During a previous visit to Israel, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken explicitly told Netanyahu that a large-scale war would end in January, and U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin suggested that you could conduct higher-precision military operations. These two people are the most important military aides around Biden, and what they mean by this is that if the Palestinian-Israeli conflict continues, Biden will not be able to carry out his election campaign, and wherever he goes in the United States, there will be a group of anti-war people who will follow him. If he misses re-election because of this, everyone from Biden to Blinken and Austin will lose their current jobs.
Netanyahu once told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that this is not only Israel's war, but also America's war.
In order to prevent this from happening, Biden obviously doesn't mind being ruthless. It is said that you are over in January, and now it's February, and you're still fighting, and you have to punch hard. A few days ago, Biden signed a special executive order announcing sanctions against four Jewish settlers who attacked Palestinian civilians in the West Bank, saying that the atrocities of these Jewish settlers have reached the point of intolerability and pose a serious threat to local peace and security.
This is a very high level of rhetoric, ostensibly a warning to Israeli settlers, but in fact it is Netanyahu. If there is anything more brutal than the war in Gaza, the few Jewish settlers who are now being sanctioned are a clear warning to Netanyahu.
Gaza has become a "hell on earth".
There have been some discussions within the Democratic Party that Israel is already a negative asset of the United States in the Middle East and should consider cutting seats. Biden, as the ** who was praised by Jewish capital to come to power, will not directly clean up Israel, but it can still be done by slightly punishing NetanyahuThe approach proposed within the Democratic Party, in addition to sanctioning Israeli settlers, is to reduce the scale of arms sales to Israel, we don't give you ** ammunition, see what you use to hit Hamas.
In a few days, the US Secretary of State will go to Israel again, this time to urge Israel and Hamas to cease fire, which is also very rare, which is extremely rare for the United States to go around in order to quell a war, not to incite war. But this is also something that cannot be helped, less than 48 hours ago, Biden went to an important swing state to canvass for votes, and was stirred up by a group of Arab voters and anti-war activists, and if he does not mediate the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, I am afraid that he can only watch Trump return to the White House.
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