Why does the US strongly support the Zionist regime?
America’s misbehavior in unquestioningly supporting the Zionist regime in the past years can be considered one of the main reasons for the intensification of tensions in the West Asian region, including in occupied Palestine.
The normal routine of supporting Israel in all American governments
In the past six decades, comprehensive support and absolute alignment with the interests of the Zionist regime in the West Asian region and at the level of the international system has been the unchanging and constant policy of all American governments, both democratic and republican.
The United States directly contributes three billion dollars to the Zionist regime annually, the largest part of which is military aid. This amount is considered to be the highest figure of Washington’s financial aid compared to US aid to countries.
According to “Stephen Walt” and “John Mersheimer”, two theorists in the field of international relations and authors of the book “The Israel Lobby and American Foreign Policy”, the Zionist regime among the recipients of financial aid from the United States is the only party that paid all this huge amount at once and at the beginning Every year, it receives funds and does not have any obligation to be accountable to the US for how it is spent.
Also, the United States entered the field as the main and direct supporter of the Zionist regime in some wars in the West Asian region, such as the 33-day war in Lebanon and the 22-day war in Gaza, although with the definite failure of Tel Aviv to achieve its goals, it was nothing but high political and economic costs for Washington did not leave.
Washington is the biggest cause of anti-American feelings
These American policies in the region have created an anti-American spirit among Muslim communities, and especially Washington’s foreign policy of supporting the violence and occupation of the Zionist regime has placed it at the center of public hatred around the world.
America showed the world how brutally it has crushed the dreams of an oppressed and occupied nation for more than seventy years. If it wasn’t for America’s support for Israel, the land of the Palestinians would not have been usurped for more than seven decades and they would not have been subjected to the cruelest atrocities.
The role of America in igniting the fire of tensions in the midst of the developments of “Operation Al-Aqsa Storm” and the killing of Palestinians is not hidden from anyone.
The unilateral support of the United States to the Zionist regime, which was manifested in the form of policies such as the transfer of the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the recognition of Tel Aviv’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and the cessation of aid to the Palestinians, has caused the escalation of conflicts and the killing of the people of Gaza. Gaza has been under siege since 2005 and America never pressured the Zionist regime to reduce the suffering of the people of Gaza.
In a report about the role of US policies in the escalation of conflicts, the Global Times website wrote: “By repeating its tactic of igniting the fire, which is what it is doing in the crisis in Russia and Ukraine, the United States is putting pressure on other countries, including China, to stop Hamas. condemn Observers say the United States is looking for China’s moral lapses.
This Chinese newspaper refers to a report by an American media that stated that “Chuck Schumer”, the leader of the Democrats in the Senate, during a trip to China, tried to influence Beijing officials to condemn Hamas. In fact, America not only turns to unilateral policies in international disputes but also pressures other countries to align with its positions.
Sun Digang, the director of the Middle East Studies Center at Fudan University, told the Global Times: “The United States has done this in the current crisis between Russia and Ukraine, and its procedure is the same in the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.” “This country should learn from the crisis in Russia and Ukraine that taking sides is not a good way to end the conflict.”