With the end of Gaza approaching, Israeli troops withdrawing and the prime minister being forced to step down, Biden added fuel to the fire.
The skies in Gaza are red with fighting, and the months-long conflict seems to be nearing its end, but the situation is unpredictable. The news of the Israeli Ministry of Defense's announcement of the withdrawal of troops was like a shock bomb, which caused huge concern and speculation in the international community.
Netanyahu's government has been questioned for its sudden retreat due to the defeat in the war. Pressure within the government has escalated, public condemnation has grown, and calls for Netanyahu to be forced out of office have grown. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg.
On the international stage, the role of US President Joe Biden is becoming increasingly prominent. The Biden administration has been critical of Israel's actions and has called for restraint in military action and an early halt to the war. The pressure from the White House means greater political risk, and Netanyahu's government has had to compromise under diplomatic pressure.
However, the fall of Netanyahu's government is not the end of the problem, but a fresh beginning. The rise of a new government will redefine Israel's future course, and the challenges and pressures will increase like never before. And behind all this, the role of the Biden administration will be even more critical.
At a critical juncture in this crisis, Biden is under tremendous political pressure. He needs to be stable in foreign policy while balancing domestic political interests. Each of his decisions could have far-reaching consequences for America's international image and status.
The finale in Gaza is approaching, and the withdrawal of Israeli forces is only the beginning of this crisis. In the days ahead, the world will be watching closely how the dynamics of the region are changing, and the Biden administration will play a crucial role. Whether he has added fuel to the fire will bring a new turn for the worse in this crisis, only time will tell.