PNN – The Washington Post newspaper wrote: Joe Biden’s government is facing obstacles from the far-right coalition in the Israeli regime’s cabinet, which weakens its plans in the Middle East.
According to Pakistan News Network’s report, from this American newspaper, while strengthening its support for the Israeli regime in its war with Hamas, Washington is also trying to prevent the spread of conflicts and damage to civilians in Gaza.
Critics of the Biden administration, including Gaza cease-fire supporters who disrupted his speech at an event in Charleston, Southern California on Monday, argue that such efforts have largely failed and that the White House is knowingly or unwittingly overseeing the mass killing of Palestinians.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken delivered messages from his Arab counterparts to Israeli officials on a trip to Middle Eastern capitals this week that included a stop in Tel Aviv. And he asked the war cabinet of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of this regime, to reduce the intensity of his military operations and expand humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza who are suffering from hunger and disease.
Blinken also reiterated America’s support for the Zionist regime and ignored South Africa’s initiative at the International Court of Justice, which accused Tel Aviv of genocide.
The worrisome issue in Blinken’s trip to the region this week is the possibility of the Gaza war spreading to the region. Palestinian casualties have increased and tensions are increasing on the northern border with Lebanon, and Zionist forces are fighting with the influential Hezbollah group on a daily basis.
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The next issue is the future of Gaza. American officials are planning for a post-war scenario that includes significant engagement and investment by Israel’s Arab neighbors, returning the sovereignty of Gaza to a Palestinian group other than Hamas, and reviving the political solution of establishing two Palestinian and Israeli states.
The rift between Zionists and Arab leaders remains wide as far-right members of Netanyahu’s cabinet call for mass displacement of civilians from Gaza and oppose US calls for “renewal and revival” of the Palestinian Authority in the post-Gaza war.
The Washington Post continued, citing some analysis, and wrote: Netanyahu is surrendering to the forces, and actually to the extreme right-wing extremists, such as Itamar Ben Gvir, the Minister of National Security, and Bezalel Esotrich, the Minister of Finance, who keep him in power.
Amos Harrell wrote in the Zionist newspaper Haaretz in this context: these two members of Netanyahu’s right-wing cabinet are constantly strengthening the differences between the Israeli regime and Washington and fueling the fire of polarization in this regime… and it seems that Netanyahu is their captive.
The Washington Post wrote: Such a scenario is far from the Middle East that the Biden administration hoped to witness during its presidency. The White House abandoned many of its human rights programs for the region in favor of prioritizing the normalization of relations between the Zionist regime and Saudi Arabia. From the point of view of many policymakers in Washington, the political, economic and defense agreements that may result from this normalization of relations will help to stabilize the Middle East and allow America to focus on Asia and the Pacific and its challenges.
But the provocations of the extreme right in the Israeli regime and the devastating war in Gaza have made negotiations difficult once again. The lack of political and civil rights for millions of Palestinians who live under the occupation of the Israeli regime can no longer be simply ignored.
In a part of its report, the Washington Post pointed out that it is difficult to change the views of Netanyahu and his allies, citing analysts and claiming that the current war and tension in the region may be in favor of Iran, Netanyahu’s main enemy.