America’s fear of increasing international pressure on Israel as a result of the Gaza war

According to Fars International News Agency, an American website reported that US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken warned in a meeting with Israel’s war cabinet that as long as the war in Gaza continues with the current intensity, the pressure on Tel Aviv and Washington will increase.

Axios website, citing three informed sources, reported that Israel’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, Herzi Halevi, told Blinken in a meeting on Thursday that the operation Israel’s military operations in the Gaza Strip, including in its southern region, will continue for a few weeks.

Axios claims that the White House has growing concerns about Israel’s operations in the Gaza Strip, where two million people live. They live there. According to this claim, the White House is worried that Israel’s operation will kill more civilians and cause more humanitarian disaster in that region. Zami ordered Gaza to leave more than one million Palestinians in the north of Gaza and go to the south of this area. Israel has prevented Palestinians from returning to the north in the week that has passed since the temporary ceasefire.

The Axios base had previously claimed that US President Joe Biden told Benjamin Netanyahu this week. The Prime Minister of Israel has warned that Israel’s operations in southern Gaza cannot and should not be the same as operations in northern Gaza.

Blinken met with Netanyahu and members of his war cabinet on Thursday in Jerusalem. Two informed sources told Axios that the possibility of an Israeli attack in southern Gaza was one of the main points of discussion between Blinken and members of the war cabinet. It hinted at growing differences between the two sides over how to proceed with the war in Gaza. southern Gaza and asked how long the military operations will last?

According to the Axios report, Blinken did not call for an end to the operation, but expressed concern that the more intense the Israeli operation and If it continues for a longer period of time, international pressure will increase on both Washington and Tel Aviv.

America has strongly supported the attacks of the Israeli regime after October 7. In recent days, Joe Biden’s administration has said that it only supports “war breaks” in Gaza and is not in favor of a ceasefire that could benefit Hamas. Human rights and some politicians of the Democratic Party have resisted to end the Israeli attacks. Officials of the Biden administration say that currently improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza will only be possible through these temporary ceasefires. However, human rights organizations emphasize that temporary ceasefires are meant to meet humanitarian needs. They are not enough in Gaza. Paul O’Brien, from Amnesty International, said yesterday (Wednesday): “Short-term breaks are not enough to meet the needs in the field and address the human rights situation in Gaza.”

The US government with Its existence is trying to maintain its international image by conducting public diplomacy operations and media campaigns to reduce international pressure and public opinion on Tel Aviv and Washington.

According to Axios report, Blinken is one of the cabinet members. The Israeli war asked to take more measures to ensure that Israeli military operations in southern Gaza do not kill more civilians. According to three informed sources, Netanyahu, Yoav Galant, Israel’s War Minister Halavi told Blinken that civilian casualties in the south would kill fewer civilians than airstrikes. that they don’t intend to carry out airstrikes in the south of Gaza with the intensity of airstrikes in the north or not.

Before the establishment of the first temporary ceasefire on November 24 (3rd of December), the 7-week Israeli attacks in Gaza It had led to the martyrdom of more than 15,000 people, more than 5,500 of whom were children.

Despite the fragile ceasefire in Gaza, the Israeli regime continued its deadly attacks in the West Bank and almost The number of prisoners released as part of the ceasefire has captured new Palestinian prisoners.

Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that the current ceasefires mean Tel Aviv’s intention to end the war. is not. The Israeli regime has set its war goal of operations in Gaza as the “destruction of Hamas”, which many analysts even in Occupied Palestine doubt its realization.

Netanyahu in a statement after meeting with Blinken said that Israel will continue its military operations in Gaza until it achieves three goals: the release of all hostages, the complete elimination of Hamas, and ensuring that no threat from Gaza poses any more threats to Hamas.

Many Western and European personalities have stated in the past days that Hamas is an ideology and it is not possible to destroy it. For example, Josep Burrell, the European Union’s foreign policy official, said at a meeting in Barcelona a few days ago that Hamas is an ideology and it cannot be destroyed.

Islamic Resistance Movement In response to more than seven decades of occupation of Palestine and nearly two decades of siege of Gaza and imprisonment and torture of thousands of Palestinians, Hamas launched the operation known as “Al-Aqsa Storm” on October 7th.

This operation was one of the deadliest attacks against this regime. Hamas fighters penetrated into the occupied territories at several points of the border fences, attacked villages and besides killing a large number of Israelis, captured a number of them.

Zionist regime In response to this operation, it launched heavy attacks against Gaza and placed this area under a complete siege. Despite this, as analysts say, the Al-Aqsa operation has imposed a major security-political defeat on Israel.

The Gaza war has also caused heavy damage to the Israeli economy. The Bloomberg news network website recently reported by collecting new statistics that more than a third of the companies of the Zionist regime have not yet resumed their business after the shock of the Gaza war.

Bloomberg emphasized that Small businesses in Israel have been hit hardest by the Gaza war, with signs of a 21 percent drop in weekly credit card purchases compared to the pre-war average in 2023, as well as a shortage of manpower due to the unprecedented call-up of 300,000 people from Israel. The residents of the occupied territories are the reserve forces of the Zionist regime, which make up eight percent of the workforce in Israel. /p>