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Copywriting丨The Sword of Damocles No. 7
Editor丨Sword of Damocles No. 7
Originally, the anti-Israel alliance in the Middle East waited for Iran's order, and the new president Pezeshkian was elected, and the outside world was worried about its attitude at first, but his tough statement strengthened the alliance's confidence and vowed to confront the petrodollar.
Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis, the old rivals, have made waves again, and the Houthis have threatened war because their drones were intercepted by Saudi Arabia.
The losses on both sides of the perennial war are different, and this conflict may be a double reed, with the Houthis using Saudi Arabia to support Gaza, and Saudi Arabia also wants to use it to eliminate the hidden danger of US military bases in its territory.
Countries in the Middle East have expressed their determination to oppose Israel in special ways, such as Egypt and Iran sending cultural relics to China for trusteeship, and the Saudi crown prince's own brother staying in China.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been going on for a full decade, and Hamas officials recently said they are willing to implement a phase one ceasefire and continue negotiations if Israel does not commit to a "permanent" ceasefire.
This statement is clearly a goodwill to the Israeli side and a demonstration of Hamas's desire for peace.
The road to a ceasefire has not been smooth, and differences and misgivings between the two sides remain.
Prior to this, the United States had proposed a phased ceasefire plan.
According to the plan, the first phase is a complete and complete six-week ceasefire, during which Hamas will release some of the Israelis detained, while the Israeli side will release hundreds of Palestinians.
The Israeli army needs to withdraw from densely populated areas of the Gaza Strip and allow refugees to return home.
The implementation of this plan will not be easy, as both sides have reservations about a permanent ceasefire, especially since Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that the ceasefire agreement cannot prevent Israel from resuming military operations to achieve its three main objectives in the Gaza Strip.
The three objectives include the rescue of detained Israeli personnel, the elimination of Hamas and the ensurance that Gaza no longer poses a threat.
Netanyahu's hardline attitude has undoubtedly brought more uncertainty to the ceasefire talks.
His conditions, such as a ban on arms smuggling by Hamas and the return of large numbers of Palestinian armed personnel to northern Gaza, have made negotiations more difficult.
Hamas, for its part, hopes that the mediators will provide written assurances that Israel will continue to negotiate a permanent ceasefire after the first phase of the ceasefire comes into effect.
The political landscape in the Middle East is also changing.
The election of Iran's new president, Pezeshkian, has aroused the attention of the outside world about his attitude toward the United States.
The new president's assertive stance, such as plans to establish a new bank in Russia and increase local currency settlements with Russia, are indicative of new developments in Iranian regional politics.
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis have also raised concerns.
The long-running war has cost both sides, and the threat of war from the Houssein drone intercepted by Saudi Arabia has exacerbated tensions in the region.
Some analysts believe that this may be a double reed by the two sides, so that the Houthis can use Saudi Arabia to support Gaza.
Saudi Arabia may also take the opportunity to allow the Houthis to attack US military bases in its territory in order to eliminate the hidden danger of US military bases.
In this series of complex and volatile regional situations, the determination of the countries in the Middle East to oppose Israel has also become more and more firm.
Egypt and Iran have sent precious cultural relics to China for safekeeping, and Saudi Crown Prince Salman's younger brother has chosen to stay in China, perhaps to keep the flame for the royal family.
These moves undoubtedly reflect the strategy and determination of the countries in the Middle East in the face of a complex situation.
Returning to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the progress of ceasefire negotiations still touches people's hearts.
It remains to be seen whether the two sides will be able to find common ground in their differences and achieve a peaceful ceasefire.
Whatever the outcome, the conflict has already brought deep disaster and losses to both sides.
We hope that the two sides will put aside their past grievances, resolve their disputes in a peaceful manner, and contribute to the stability and prosperity of the Middle East region.
For other countries in the Middle East, they should also focus on the overall situation, resolve contradictions through diplomatic means, and avoid further deterioration of the regional situation.
As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict enters its tenth month, the international community's hope for peace has become even stronger.
In this seemingly never-ending conflict, each side has suffered enormous pressure and losses.
While Hamas officials have expressed a willingness to implement the first phase of the ceasefire without committing to a permanent ceasefire, this is only the beginning, and the real challenge is to ensure that the ceasefire is implemented effectively in the long term.
In the digital age, information travels at an extremely fast pace, making any conflict or reconciliation between the two sides the focus of global attention.
On social media, people voiced their views, calling on both sides to remain calm and resolve the dispute peacefully.
Under such pressure from public opinion, both sides may be able to look at the problem more rationally and reduce impulsive behavior.
The phased ceasefire plan proposed by the United States, while seemingly perfect, is full of uncertainties in practice.
For example, during the first phase of the ceasefire, how can we ensure that both sides genuinely abide by the agreement and that there are no violations? This requires an impartial and neutral third party to supervise and arbitrate.
As the negotiations progress, the parties may put forward more conditions and demands, which makes the negotiation process more complicated and lengthy.
At the same time, the political landscape in the Middle East is also quietly changing.
The intransigence of Iran's new president is not only a challenge to the United States, but also a shock to the political order of the entire Middle East region.
His plan to strengthen economic cooperation with Russia will undoubtedly change the economic pattern of the region and further affect the development of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthis are also an important factor in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Although the conflict between the two sides may seem unrelated to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in fact they are inextricably linked.
If relations between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis continue to deteriorate, the stability of the entire Middle East will be threatened.
Against this backdrop, it is not difficult to understand the hardline attitude of the Middle Eastern countries towards Israel.
They are not only expressing their dissatisfaction with Israel, but also safeguarding their own interests and regional stability.
The sending of cultural relics to China for trusteeship, and the choice of the Saudi crown prince's younger brother to stay in China, also reflect their concerns about the future situation and their coping strategies.
Although some progress has been made in the cease-fire talks in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the road to peace is still full of challenges and uncertainties.
A truly peaceful ceasefire requires the joint efforts and wisdom of both sides and the international community.
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