When it comes to the double-standard doctrine of the United States, I am afraid that friends who are concerned about the international situation have heard of it. The front foot has just been blatantly pressuring Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. But unexpectedly, immediately after the United States, it shook hands with Israel again. It has been reported that the Biden administration, fearing the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, has called on the Israeli government to take a more targeted approach to attacking Hamas, rather than a large-scale ground offensive. In this regard, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that there is no need for the United States to teach Israel to do things, and although the two countries have close relations, it does not mean that the United States can interfere in Israel's internal affairs at will. As for the plan to attack the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah, Israel already has its own plans, and there is no need for the United States to worry about it. Against this backdrop, there are rumors that US-Israeli relations are becoming tense, and Biden and Netanyahu are likely to have a complete stalemate due to disagreement.
However, judging from the current situation, the United States still adheres to its usual style of change, which is inconsistent with words and deeds. According to a U.S. news website, the United States and Israel recently held an online meeting on the Rafah issue. In this meeting, the Biden administration proposed an alternative to Israel's ground offensive against Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip. In response, the White House claimed that Israel had agreed to take into account the concerns of the US side when planning the Rafah operation. The two sides will then hold follow-up expert discussions under the supervision of the Strategic Consultation Group, and agree to hold the next round of face-to-face consultations next week. From this, it is not difficult for us to see that the United States has no doubt about its true love for Israel. Obviously, in the international community, Israel has repeatedly refused to give face to the United States, and has pushed the United States, which has provided military assistance to it, to the forefront through its crazy moves in Gaza. But the United States was still able to ignore its past grievances, and after a slight overture from Israel, the two countries were able to shake hands and make peace. Just as the United States and Israel had just opened the door to exchanges, two pieces of bad news came at almost the same time.
First, foreign media sources revealed that the Biden administration of the United States is considering approving an arms sale to Israel worth a total of $18 billion, including the provision of 25 F-15 fighter jets and other supporting ammunition to the Israeli Air Force. Second, Netanyahu recently said that the Israeli government has approved plans for a ground operation in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, and the military is preparing to evacuate civilians from the area. From these two pieces of information, it is not difficult to see that the United States has not exerted pressure on Israel in the true sense of the word. This is evident from the fact that they have never ceased to provide military assistance to Israel. At the same time, Netanyahu's toughness also shows that Israel does not care about the serious humanitarian crisis in Gaza from the beginning to the end, and all Netanyahu has on his mind is how to completely eradicate Hamas in order to realize Israel's evil ambition of almost genocide.
So far, we can also see that although the United States and Israel are close allies, they are not monolithic. The ambition of each is that the United States hopes that Israel will continue to play a demon in Gaza, but at the same time, it will not provoke public anger and cause the conflict to end prematurely and affect the interests of the United States. At the same time, Israel is also using the influence of the United States and the assistance it provides to act recklessly in the Middle East in an attempt to consolidate its central position in the region. In short, the two pieces of news that came from the time when the United States and Israel shook hands are undoubtedly bad news for the people of Gaza, because it means that there will be another vicious war waiting for Gaza, and the evil ambition of the United States and Israel to do things really cannot be hidden.