Overnight, the Middle East has changed dramatically, and Israel is about to attack Rafah. At this critical moment, 2 bad news hit Israel directly, Netanyahu was anxious and kept calling the United States, but Biden "can't read back". What should Netanyahu do about it?
1. U.S. aid may be blocked
After the outbreak of the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Netanyahu continued to expand his military operations in the Gaza Strip, while the United States, in disregard of the opposition of the international community, repeatedly favored Israel, not only interfered with the ceasefire agreement, but also promulgated a foreign aid bill.
Previously, Biden finally persuaded Trump to stop blocking the aid bill and jointly pushed the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the foreign aid bill.
That includes $26 billion in aid to Israel, a bill that was opposed by the American people when it was passed.
Since last week, anti-war protests have erupted in major universities in the United States, and so far these protests have not abated at all, and even show signs of intensifying.
American colleges and universities have instantly become the "second battlefield" of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
With the continuous expansion of the pro-Palestinian camp in US universities, the voice of the pro-Israel camp has become more prominent and louder, but the two sides have always maintained the ostensible "peace".
On the 28th, the conflict between the two factions broke out in full swing at the University of California, Los Angeles.
When the clashes broke out, the two groups of demonstrators broke through the fence set by the school and attacked each other.
In an instant, "violence" and "rudeness" filled the entire campus, and it was not until the school police appeared and suppressed that this "war" was drawn.
Although there were no casualties in this "two-faction conflict", this escalation of the conflict is a red flag to Biden and Netanyahu.
(The escalation of the conflict in US colleges and universities may interfere with Biden's decision-making on aid)
For the intensifying protests in the United States, Biden obviously cannot ignore public opinion.
It is even possible that aid and support for Israel will be stopped in the face of constant protests from American universities.
And Israel, which has lost the help of the United States, will obviously be a little timid in its military action against Hamas, which will undoubtedly seriously affect the implementation of Netanyahu's iron-fisted policy.
2. High-ranking officials may be arrested
According to some sources, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is likely to issue arrest warrants for high-level Israeli officials, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant and IDF Chief of Staff Al-Halewi.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established in accordance with the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which entered into force in 2002, and is a court for the prosecution and trial of individuals who have committed four crimes: genocide, crimes against humanity (crimes against humanity), war crimes, and crimes of aggression.
As early as March 3, 2021, the International Criminal Court officially announced that it would open an investigation into the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Now, the sudden news that the International Criminal Court is going to issue an arrest warrant for Israel clearly confirms that Israel's previous military operations have violated the ICC's bottom line.
(ICC arrest warrants seriously affect Israel's international standing)
It was pointed out that the receipt of an arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court would have a serious impact on Israel's standing at the international level.
Netanyahu is obviously a little anxious at this time, after all, because of his hard-line bloodshed policy in the Gaza Strip, the public has long been dissatisfied with his governance, and once the International Criminal Court issues an arrest warrant, it will undoubtedly bring an end to his ruling career, and may even bring more serious consequences to him.
And in the face of an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court, Netanyahu can only turn to the United States for help.
But Netanyahu's constant calls to the White House have been met with Biden's "can't read back", and even so far, the United States has not made any statement about it.
(Netanyahu's call to Biden was "read and not returned")
3. Biden is too busy to take care of himself
Obviously, on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Biden is too busy to take care of himself, how can he have time to help Netanyahu?
Previously, when Biden introduced the foreign aid bill, it was opposed by some US officials, believing that the bill is likely to further expand the humanitarian crisis and seriously affect the harmonious and stable development of the world.
And, as the protests at U.S. colleges and universities continue to expand, the fire has even reached the White House.
On the 27th, the annual dinner of the White House Correspondents' Association was scheduled to be held in a hotel in Washington, D.C., and countless protesters surrounded the hotel during the dinner and forcibly shouted to the US government.
He also expressed his concern and dissatisfaction with the way he handled the issue to Biden on urgent issues such as the development of a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
In an instant, the protest slogans continued to impact the White House dinner, and Biden also chose to leave through the back door of the hotel under the constant pressure of the protesters, but he was still "greeted" by some protesters.
In addition, according to the latest poll by the US media, there are already more than ordinary American people dissatisfied with Biden's decision-making and deployment when he is in office.
In the United States, 60 percent of respondents are dissatisfied with Biden's presidency, and 71 percent disapprove of Biden's handling of the Palestinian-Israeli issue. The survey had a margin of error of only 3.4 percent.
In other words, as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza grows, Biden's decisions on Israelis have amplified questions among young voters about his way of governing.
Even from today's situation, former US President Donald Trump has received higher voter approval than current US President Joe Biden.
(Biden won't help Netanyahu this time)
Obviously, on the Palestinian-Israeli issue, Biden himself is difficult to protect, and he is even said to be helping Netanyahu.
Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the United States is powerless in the face of the quality control of the International Criminal Court, which is why there is a status quo of "not being able to read back" in the face of Netanyahu's call.
And now, Netanyahu has received two "warnings" a day about his extreme military actions, which are likely to push him to "make concessions" on the Gaza issue and even on the Palestinian-Israeli issue, which will undoubtedly bring a little change to the Palestinian people.