Israel has suffered heavy losses
A few days ago, according to the website of Iran's Press TV, the Lebanese resistance movement Allah said that they launched a multi-pronged attack on targets controlled by the Israeli regime in the occupied Palestinian areas.
Israeli media reports prove that Allah has indeed launched a multi-pronged attack on Israel, and that Israel has also indicated that Israeli military personnel have suffered heavy losses as a result of Allah's attacks, including casualties at the Malikiye and Aviwim military camps.
It is important to add here that it is reportedly understood that Allah launched a multi-pronged attack on Israel only after its attack on southern Lebanon.
The report also mentioned that Allah self-detonating drones and powerful missiles also targeted a building occupied by Israeli forces in the settlement of Metula, while two similar structures were also hit in the settlements of Shlomi and Manara, respectively.
Lebanese media reported, citing a statement from Allah, that the group had launched missile and drone attacks on Israeli military camps in Hanita and Adamit.
If Allah only says that it has beaten Israel badly, it may be because of high morale, but Israel has clearly reported "suffering heavy losses", then it must have really suffered a heavy blow.
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Conflicts and the threat of terrorism in the Middle East stem from the intertwined influence of historical, religious, economic, political and other factors.
As I said earlier, the United States plays an important role in the Middle East, and its actions are mainly economic and military. In order to safeguard its interests and influence in the region, the United States has been trying to exert political and military influence on Middle Eastern countries, and at the same time has provided a large amount of economic assistance to Middle Eastern countries.
U.S. military operations in the Middle East, mainly in the name of fighting terrorism, such as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, have also led to more violence and conflict in the Middle East. The US military intervention in Middle East countries has made the political environment in the Middle East more complicated, and at the same time, it has also intensified the contradictions and conflicts between countries in the region.
Far from it, the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict can be said to have been caused by the United States, and the contradictions have been intensifying and expanding in scope.
The United States retreated
On May 8, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing that "we have not made any decisions," Sputnik reported. We're pressing the pause button. ”
Austin noted that the moratorium is a batch of weapons, and the US authorities are currently evaluating military assistance to Israel.
On May 9, according to the website of the Wall Street Journal, Biden also mentioned before that he had suspended arms deliveries to the Middle East's number one ally, which was Washington's first official attack on Israel's actions against Hamas in Gaza.
The Biden administration has repeatedly expressed its opposition to Israel's ground operation in Rafah unless there is a clear plan to protect the more than 1 million people seeking safety there, the report said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Operation Rafah would continue "whether an agreement is reached or not."
It is long overdue for the United States to press the pause button, and this is not the pause button for supplying weapons to Israel, but the pause button for the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the pause button for the escalation of contradictions and the expansion of conflicts in the Middle East.
At this time, the pause button was suddenly pressed, nothing more than because the US election was approaching, Biden's approval rating was declining, and Trump had always had an advantage over Biden in the polls, so in order to win back the hearts of the people, the Biden administration covered up the truth that it was the promoter in the name of "protecting more than 1 million people seeking safety".
This can be "wronged" by Israel.
According to Reuters, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Edan, said he did not think the United States would stop supplying weapons to Israel, but called Washington's decision to suspend some arms deliveries "very disappointing" and even frustrating.
But it is clear that the United States will not choose to sacrifice its ego for Israel's sake because of Israel's disappointment.
In the end, this is the most suitable time to push forward with the "two-state solution" again, because without the support of the United States, Israel's military strength will be directly halved, and Allah can inflict heavy damage on it, and if you add Iran, Syria, Yemen's Houthi armed groups and other strike forces, Israel cannot bear it.