Atlantic Council: Hamas’s attack emphasizes the need to change the course of Israel and America’s policy.
US policy has also played a role in the current escalation. The Biden government has been busy implementing a chain of understandings with Tehran to keep the Iran case off Joe Biden’s desk on the eve of the election campaign.
Foreign media: Saturday’s dramatic attack by Hamas on Israel called “Al-Aqsa storm” is a document against the policies pursued by both the Israeli and American governments. The unrest that arose from the internal controversy over the judicial reforms in Israel may have crippled the country’s ability to deter.
Also, American policies in reducing tension with Iran had no effect in preventing Tehran from coordinating with Hamas and possibly supporting its attack against Israel.
Iran has sought to conclude a bilateral defense agreement between its proxies and partners. On Sunday, Hezbollah attacked Israeli positions with artillery and rockets to show solidarity with Hamas. This action was also a confirmation of the IRGC’s ambition to create a NATO-like organization among the members of the resistance axis.
US policy has also played a role in the current escalation. The Biden government has been busy implementing a chain of understandings with Tehran to keep the Iran case off Joe Biden’s desk on the eve of the election campaign.
American officials such as National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan are in favor of these measures. He said on September 29: “The White House hopes to reduce the pressure in the region, de-escalate, so that the region can finally be integrated and intertwined.” “The Middle East region is now more peaceful than two decades ago.”