Hamas raided Israel, and Biden was very busy, sending aircraft carriers to the eastern Mediterranean, reinforcing Israeli weapons and ammunition, and even claiming that Hamas's attack on Israel was to undermine the warming relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Then, Israel's wanton and indiscriminate bombing of civilians in the Gaza Strip and the crusade and demonstration of Arab countries against the United States, Biden selectively listened to it, insisted on continuing to aid and abuse the people, and heated up the war.
According to relevant statistics, about 1.4 million of the 2.3 million people in the Gaza Strip have been displaced, and a large number of people have sought refuge in shelters.
Although trucks carrying humanitarian relief supplies have entered the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing, they are far from meeting the needs of the population in the Gaza Strip.
For this reason, former US President Barack Obama called for Israel's arbitrary efforts to cut off water, electricity and food supplies in the Gaza Strip, despite Israel's right to self-defense, which would make the Palestinians more assertive and lose the support of the international community for Israel.
On 23 October, Israel carried out another air raid on Gaza, targeting 230 targets; On the evening of 25 July, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched another ground offensive against the Gaza Strip, which was the most powerful attack since the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Just before this operation, according to relevant media reports, Israel had temporarily postponed its ground offensive in the Gaza Strip in order to give the United States more time to deploy a missile defense system, but the White House later denied this claim.
Asked by reporters whether there should be a ceasefire now, Biden said it was "not the time for a ceasefire" unless Hamas had to release all detainees first.
Although Hamas released two detained U.S. citizens on the 20th out of humanitarian considerations, Biden believes that all hostages must be released before a ceasefire can be negotiated, and calls Hamas a "murderous terrorist organization." Isn't this an obvious arch fire?
You must know that the United States' use of the "one-vote veto" has been completely spurned by Arab countries, and the White House's Middle East strategy has also come to the brink of failure.
Moreover, on October 27, the U.S. Treasury Department announced a second round of sanctions against key Hamas-linked officials and entities, including a Hamas official in Iran and members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as well as a Gaza-based entity.
As recently as October 18, the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on 10 key Hamas members, operatives, and financial institutions in Gaza, Sudan, Turkey, and Algeria.
In addition, in view of the fact that many US military bases in Syria and Iraq have been repeatedly attacked by Iranian-backed militias in the past ten days, resulting in more than 20 US troops being slightly injured, the Pentagon has begun a frenzied retaliation.
On the 26th, the U.S. military dispatched two F-16 fighters to carry out airstrikes on military targets associated with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Syria.
Although the Pentagon said that this move was not to expand the conflict, but to force Iran to stop its militia forces from striking US military bases, it is the US side that has been burning the fire, how can it say stop?
In response, Iranian Foreign Minister Abdollahian was undaunted and sharply rebuked: If Israel does not stop its attacks on the Palestinian Gaza Strip, the United States will not "survive this war."
Immediately after that, the illegal base of the US military in Syria in the Umar oil field in Deir ez-Zor province in northeastern Syria was attacked by six rockets, and at the same time, the US military launched a counterattack and launched two air strikes on an area southeast of the city of Mayadin in Deir ez-Zor province, Syria.
So far, in addition to the previous deployment of two aircraft carriers and a number of additional warplanes to the eastern Mediterranean, the US military has also deployed the THAAD missile defense system, dispatched an additional "Patriot" air defense missile battalion, and increased the number of troops by 900 troops.
It can be seen that although the United States is constantly interfering in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, it has no good fruit to eat, and it is almost impossible to stay out of it at present, and Biden can't help but worry in anxiety, because he doesn't want to end up in the war, but the matter has come to this point, maybe it will really fire and stir up the situation again.
As the saying goes, when someone cries, someone laughs, but the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has temporarily alleviated Russia's crisis, and Putin has had some fun.
As recently as October 26, a Hamas delegation led by Politburo member Marzouk visited Moscow, where Putin warmly received them.
So, now the situation in the Middle East is precarious? Why is Putin so active? You have to know why he has also proposed a draft solution to the problem in the UN Security Council before, and now he is meeting with Hamas.
In fact, as soon as Putin is on the chess, he wants to use the Palestinian-Israeli situation to solve the dilemma he is facing at the diplomatic level.
Because since the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russia has not only been sanctioned by the United States and Western camps, but also basically completely isolated at the diplomatic level, and even the United States has threatened to expel Russia from the UN Security Council.
Based on this background, Putin took a positive attitude in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and even received Hamas in a high-profile manner, the purpose of which is to let the United States and Western countries see that Russia still has a place in the international community and still has the right to speak, as long as the current international order is still there, then some international and regional hot issues, Russia still has to interfere in them, to put it bluntly, it has a full sense of existence.
It is worth mentioning that at the same time as Hamas's visit to Moscow, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Bagheri also went to Russia and held talks with high-level Russian officials. In fact, this is still a signal released by Putin to the outside world, especially to warn the United States that it is useless to want to diplomatically isolate Russia, and the United States should be the most isolated in the current Palestinian-Israeli situation.
It has been learned that Hamas was very satisfied with his visit to Moscow, and not only spoke highly of Russia's stance on the Middle East issue and its diplomatic efforts, but even posted his thoughts on the meeting between the two sides, and his joy is self-evident.
And on the Russian side, what Putin wants, Hamas also gives.
Hamas helped Russia stand on the political commanding heights, intervened in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to dominate, and even let the outside world see the image of Russia as a messenger of peace, which undoubtedly greatly filled Putin's previous lack of world discourse.
It can also be seen from this that Hamas is not only an armed organization that can only charge into battle, but also a strategist, good at cooperating at the diplomatic level, and it can be said that the strategy has played at home.
As of the 27th, the current round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has caused more than 8,830 deaths on both sides, and the signs of a cessation of fighting are still unpredictable.