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The Israeli government, led by Netanyahu, launched a brutal assault on Gaza last year. And in April of this year, the Israeli embassy in Syria was bombed.
Although the outside world has been strongly condemning the brutal acts of the Netanyahu government, Netanyahu just did not listen and continued to go his own way, continuing to launch attacks on Gaza and Iran, and continued to be arrogant.
Looking back at Netanyahu's history in office, he reprimanded Obama, did not listen to the warnings of the White House, and insisted on exacerbating the conflict in the Middle East to pull Biden into the water.
So in the wave of widespread opposition and even condemnation from the outside world, will Netanyahu be reduced to an outcast?
Netanyahu keeps causing trouble
In a speech in May 2011, U.S. President Barack Obama suggested that Israel and Palestine should use the 1967 border as the basis for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations to establish a national security border.
The so-called "1967 border" refers to the border between Palestine and Israel before Israel launched the "Six-Day War" in 1967 to occupy territories such as the West Bank and Gaza.
While Obama's proposal was good, Netanyahu, then Israeli prime minister, was not happy. The day after Obama expressed these views, Netanyahu reprimanded Obama.
At the talks, Netanyahu was adamantly opposed to Obama's proposal, arguing that a two-state solution would put Israel's heartland at risk.
(Former U.S. President Barack Obama)
Although the meeting between the two was held at the White House in the United States, Obama, after facing Netanyahu's rebuke, dared to say that the two only had differences of opinion, and did not mention the topic again.
The United States, as a world power, should not be afraid of Israel, a small country, and it is too unreasonable for Obama to be so angry with Netanyahu.
Not only that, Netanyahu reprimanded Obama for not counting, he also insisted on dragging Biden into the water.
In October 2023, the Israeli government led by Netanyahu launched an offensive on the Gaza region, and US President Joe Biden visited Israel at this time.
During the talks, Biden said that the United States shares Israel's values on the Palestinian-Israeli issue and that the United States' current visit to Israel is an "example" for other countries.
Biden's statement of blatant support for Israel's behavior on the Palestinian-Israeli issue has been despised by many peace-loving countries. In fact, there is a big mystery behind Biden's support for Israel.
According to Reuters, from 1990 to 2024, Biden received more than $4 million in political sponsorship from the Israel lobby.
(U.S. President Joe Biden)
In other words, the reason behind Biden's support for Israel is that Israel gives too much money, so Biden has to support Israel in many things.
Similarly, Obama won a large number of votes because he pledged to stand with Israel when he ran for president, which is why Obama did not dare to fight back against Netanyahu's rebuke.
Netanyahu's continued troubles led to the Jewish lobby being revisited after Biden's visit to Israel, and the reasons for the political leanings of Biden and others were discovered.
In the face of Netanyahu's frenzied offensive on Gaza, Biden's very supportive behavior for Israel has also been questioned because of the financial support provided by the Jewish group, and Biden was dragged into the water by Netanyahu this time.
And Netanyahu's insistence on not heeding the advice of the United States, escalating tensions in the Middle East, and provoking a conflict with Iran, will Netanyahu become an outcast?
Netanyahu could become an outcast
Netanyahu's current situation is not optimistic, as he is facing internal and external troubles, and he may be at risk of becoming an outcast at any time.
First of all, he was accused of bribery and corruption in China.
According to speculation, Netanyahu has been pushing for judicial reform in order to get rid of this accusation, trying to evade investigation by staying in power for a long time.
However, his push for judicial reform has sparked sustained mass protests in the country.
Second, Netanyahu's brutal assault on Gaza has led to numerous deaths among Israeli soldiers, leading to demonstrations against Netanyahu in Israel, demanding that he step down as soon as possible.
Finally, the failure of Israel's operation in Gaza and its unprovoked attack on Iran have made the Israeli population even more unhappy with him.
Many Israelis have high hopes for Netanyahu's far-right government when he comes to power once and for all, hoping that Netanyahu will eliminate Hamas once and for all.
However, since the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Hamas has not only failed to eliminate it, but has made Israel the target of public criticism, and even the United States has repeatedly warned it not to act rashly.
Although the United States has just passed the aid bill and will send a batch of money, the United States' dissatisfaction with Netanyahu is also real.
(Gantz, leader of the Blue and White Party, an inter-party in Israel)
And the United States supports Israel for the Middle East strategy, but Biden may abandon Netanyahu for the sake of votes.
The previous incident of Biden being exposed to accept the sponsorship of the Jewish group has been very unfavorable to Biden's election, and the Muslim world and Arabs are very disgusted with Biden in this matter.
In order to gain their votes, Biden reintroduced the "two-state solution".
At the same time, the Biden administration will also announce sanctions against an IDF unit in the coming days. This has exacerbated the contradictions between the White House and the Netanyahu government.
So combined with these factors, Netanyahu is likely to face abandonment.
U.S. government officials need funding from the Jewish lobby to run the election, but that doesn't mean the U.S. will necessarily support Netanyahu.
Moreover, Biden's reaffirmation of the two-state solution can win the support of both the Jewish bloc and the Muslim world, which is very good for votes. So Biden doesn't necessarily need to support Netanyahu's misdeeds for the sake of votes.
Netanyahu, who was arrogant before, reprimanded Obama and dragged Biden into the water, causing constant trouble.
However, even with the support of the Jewish lobby now, in the face of many internal and external troubles, Netanyahu is likely to be abandoned by Biden.
Hopefully, Netanyahu will understand that what the United States needs is Israel under the control of the United States, not Israel riding on the head of the United States.
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