Isolation of the Zionist regime in the shadow of the Gaza war

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, “S In an article titled “Israel Is Increasingly Alone”, RF Switzerland discussed the recent resolution of the UN Human Rights Council and wrote: Unlike the UN Security Council, the UN Human Rights Council does not have the power to implement its resolutions. This council cannot impose binding economic sanctions, nor can it use military force. So his demands are essentially an appeal.

What is important is whether the countries that currently supply military equipment to Israel, because of their belief or Due to political and diplomatic pressure, they end such deliveries to Israel. Some countries, such as the Netherlands and Canada, have already done so, and the UK is considering it. However, the determining factors are the United States, which alone accounts for approximately seventy percent of Israel’s arms imports, and Germany, the two most important suppliers. Finally, Israel procures warplanes, precision bombs and missiles, and submarines from Germany. At the United Nations in Geneva, the United States explained why its country rejected the arms embargo resolution, but at the same time clearly criticized the government of Benjamin Netanyahu. Shortly before that, US President Joe Biden announced for the first time what the consequences of the process of supporting Israel would be if civilians were not taken into account in the war against Hamas and humanitarian aid was not easily provided to the people of Gaza. Biden did not say what aid would be cut, how quickly, or whether there might be less arms aid. But his anger at Netanyahu’s actions is clearly increasing.

SRF Switzerland continued to write this article: If the arms embargo imposed by the UN Human Rights Council The alliance was requested to be fully complied with, this would have serious consequences for Israel’s defense capacity. The Zionist regime itself has a highly developed arms industry and is even an important arms exporter. But from the economic and technological point of view, it is meaningless for this regime to develop and produce all kinds of weapons alone. The transition to fully autonomous weapons is not possible overnight.

The most important signal coming from the Human Rights Council resolution is not a military message, but a political one, and this should worrisome from Israel’s point of view. The decision was extremely clear. Even many western and democratic countries such as Finland, Luxembourg, Belgium and Chile agreed with this resolution. And a larger number of countries that abstained include France, the Netherlands, Japan, Romania and Lithuania. If it takes longer and the Zionist regime advances it using current tools, the countries will distance themselves further from this regime or at least move away from its current leadership.

Hamas calls for increasing international solidarity with Gaza

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