US State Department spokesman Robert Miller said in a statement that the United States opposes the Israeli Minister of Finance and the Minister of National Security's statement a few days ago that he advocates the resettlement of Palestinians outside the Gaza Strip. It is reported that the two officials had previously stressed separately the desire for voluntary migration of Gazans and the impossibility of withdrawing troops from any territory in the Gaza Strip. In this regard, the spokesman of the US State Department bluntly said that such remarks are inflammatory and extremely irresponsible. "We have made it clear, consistent and unequivocal that the Gaza Strip is and will continue to be Palestinian land. "Isn't the United States strongly supporting Israel? Why is it now standing on the side of Palestine and refuting Israel?" In response to the statement of the US State Department, one of the officials quickly responded: Israel is not another star on the US flag.
The boat of friendship may not have been a new thing in the past, but what is going on with the sudden rise of infighting? If we really want to talk about it, we can only say that the United States is dragging the burden of Israel, and recently, there has been obvious impatience. Perhaps at the beginning, the United States hoped to increase its position and influence in the Middle East through Israel, but with the continuous escalation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the situation is no longer under the control of the United States. With the support of the United States, Israel began to act more and more unscrupulously, sending a large number of warplanes to bomb the Gaza Strip, bringing untold suffering to the people in the area. If such a grave violation of international law and humanitarian principles were to the benefit of the United States, it would not have said a word, but now there is a real need to oppose what Israel is doing.
The first is the pressure of public opinion from the international community. With a large number of civilian casualties, Israel's actions have provoked outrage. When the tuyere of public opinion began to turn, Biden had no choice but to stand up and speak out and pull back the direction of public opinion. After all, once public opinion is biased in favor of Arab countries, it is very likely to affect the direction of this war. Second, if the United States wants to establish dollar and oil ties with Arab countries, it naturally cannot offend Arab countries. Finally, violations of international law, such as the bombing of hospitals and civilians, have alarmed the United Nations, and if the situation continues to deteriorate, other countries are likely to intervene.
For example, if China plays a key role in this, the United States will fail to maintain its position and influence in the Middle East. In the eyes of the United States, China will naturally not be allowed to take advantage of this, so the United States must preemptively push Israel to the forefront to avoid the worst. In other words, the United States condemns Israel in exchange for a "good name" to control the development of the situation and prevent a third party from interfering in this matter. In short, whatever the reason, when the United States turns its "gun" at Israel, it means that Palestine is saved. (Dorae)