Recently, the United Nations has broken its heart in order to cease fire between Palestine and Israel, and some time ago it allowed Palestine to vote on a draft resolution to join the United Nations, and recently held a United Nations General Assembly to make Palestine less passive in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
However, these actions of the United Nations have affected Israel's plans to attack Rafah and even more so to Israel's plans to do everything possible to bring the Gaza Strip and even the Palestinian territories in the West Bank under its control. Will Israel let the UN help Palestine so easily and fail its own plans?
Israel's representative to the United Nations came out and threatened the United Nations, saying that if the United Nations General Assembly dared to pass a vote on Palestine this time, the United States would stop funding the United Nations. How dare Israel say such a thing? In fact, there is nothing to make a fuss about, Israel dared to issue threats at the United Nations before, but this time it is just a fox and a fake tiger, knowing that it is useless, and pulling the United States out.
However, it is not to mention that the United States has been dragging its feet on funding the United Nations and wants to threaten many matters of the United Nations with this. The United States does not dare to suspend its funding for the United Nations forever. If it fails to pay its membership fees for more than 24 months, the United States will lose its voting rights in the United Nations, and it is impossible for the United States to do such an absolute thing. Then the United States and Israel are so annoyed by the United Nations, will they withdraw from the United Nations? Do they dare to withdraw from the UN?
Don't look at the fact that both the United States and Israel have said that they will withdraw from the United Nations, it is unlikely that they will really do what they will do. On the one hand, part of the reason for the outbreak of World War II was that Japan and Germany withdrew from the League of Nations. On the other hand, they also need the United Nations to give them a façade.
Recently, the US military built a temporary wharf in the central Gaza Strip, and asked Israeli military officials accompanying the United Nations to inspect the wharf, saying that the wharf is really used to transport "humanitarian relief" supplies. Israel has not really attacked Rafah recently, and who knows whether the United States and Israel will use this dock to transport military supplies after the US military builds this wharf. After all, Israel controls so many ports where materials can enter and exit, and has been blocking and not allowing them to be used, but now it still has to ask United Nations officials to stand on the platform, so that the US government will spend a huge amount of money, and the US military will personally build this expensive temporary wharf with a short service life. Moreover, once Israel really takes the Gaza Strip and wants to control this area, it will definitely invite some countries, including the United States, to assist in controlling the Gaza Strip in the name of the United Nations, so that it can become famous and reduce worries.
Coincidentally, however, 24 U.S. Senators recently co-sponsored a bill on Palestine, which requires the United States to suspend funding for international organizations that provide privileges to Palestine, including the UN General Assembly resolution, which means that Palestine has the rights of a small number of full members of the UN, and these rights will affect Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip. Aren't these U.S. senators just helping Israel, and by the way, they are also taking action to round out what Israel has said.
The timing of the bill by the U.S. senators is also critical. The timing coincides with the crucial time between the United Nations announcing that it will convene a United Nations General Assembly to discuss the Palestinian issue and the formal convening of the United Nations General Assembly, which illustrates two problems at the same time: First, the United States and Israel are still quite jealous of the United Nations and want to prevent the United Nations from sabotaging their good deeds; The second is that Israel is really anxious and does not want the UN General Assembly to pass this resolution.
Let's take a look at the protests in colleges and universities in the United States some time ago, and many of these protesters said that the Jews have now controlled the top of the United States, which has caused the United States to speak to Israel all the time. Now the US senators are blocking this practice of the United Nations, which can be said to be self-defeating. These protesters are right, it is not known how many of these politicians in the United States work for Israel. Israel is so well aware that certain rules and regulations of US law can affect the United Nations, and at this very moment, 24 senators from the US Senate have taken action to help Israel make a statement. Just ask, is this something that ordinary relationships can do? The United States has been saying how other countries have influenced American politics, so why not Israel? Now the "father-son relationship" between Israel and the United States that netizens joked about is really indescribable.