Why do some think there will be a ceasefire in Gaza The only thing that the American England Israeli axis wants is permanent war ?
If you're dealing with a war monger, negotiating a peace agreement or even a truce will be fruitless.
The problem that many worried Western leaders are trying to solve is led by the departing US President Joe Biden, who openly claims that they are working hard to prevent another devastating war in the Middle East.
Let us assume, for a moment, that their "concerns" are genuine. Consequently, these Western leaders should ultimately recognize that they bear significant responsibility for this urgent crisis.
Prior to October 7, 2023, Biden and his administration consistently facilitated, equipped, and offered diplomatic support to their ally in Tel Aviv—Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his radical regime.
Netanyahu has responded by informing the leaders in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Ottawa, who have consistently facilitated, equipped, and granted diplomatic support to him and his extremist coalition government, to take a hike.
Consistent with his obstinate nature, Netanyahu has rejected attempts to establish a 21-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah aimed at creating a more sustainable truce.
A strutting Netanyahu unequivocally expressed his opposition to any negotiated settlement in a typical “I am the toughest dude on the block” speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, where he warned Iran that the "long arm of Israel" can “reach... the entire Middle East.”
The officials in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Ottawa have pretended to be surprised and dismayed by Netanyahu’s abrasive obstruction. Now, tardily, Biden and others seek to assume the role of "peacemakers," despite consistently adhering to the West's fundamental Middle East doctrine: Kill first, think later.
Recently, Western press organizations have participated in this predictable chicanery, despite their history of overtly endorsing the disastrous "kill first, think later" approach while simultaneously wishing Netanyahu would halt his actions, which they have explicitly and enthusiastically approved.
And if he can’t be stopped, some of them want him toppled to prevent “Lebanon from turning into Gaza.”
It is really amusing. Netanyahu — the saint turned apparent sinner—isn't going anywhere. The majority of Israelis endorse the actions of their esteemed prime minister in Gaza and the occupied West Bank with fervent enthusiasm.
If it's necessary to violently subjugate Lebanon to the point where it resembles Gaza, leading to the deaths of tens of thousands of innocent people, then that's fine. The Lebanese "asked for it," and they will also experience the full force of "Israel's wrath."
Netanyahu will not “change course” due to his inability to do so. He understands that war serves as his advantageous means to retain the position of prime minister and, by fortunate coincidence, aids in averting the impending criminal charges.
Time may also serve as his ally. Netanyahu is relying on former US President Donald Trump's imminent return to the Oval Office. If it happens, America's hollow verbal objections to his genocidal devastation of Gaza and intended invasion of Lebanon will dissipate.
Netanyahu is reluctant to grant Trump’s adversary, Vice President Kamala Harris, a foreign policy “victory” prior to the presidential election.
Harris consistently reiterates, akin to a metronome, that she and the president are “working around the clock” to achieve a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. It is an absurd farce, and I assume Harris is aware of it.
The leaders in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Ottawa supported Netanyahu, fully aware that their contentious counterpart in Tel Aviv has a longstanding allergy to diplomacy.
Nevertheless, they embraced him firmly with their welcoming bosoms. They repeatedly informed him that he could, in essence, eliminate as many Palestinians as he desired, for an indefinite duration, at any time of his choosing.
The destiny of Lebanon was determined at that moment. However, the officials in Washington, London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, and Ottawa lacked judgment and wisdom to anticipate the inevitable consequences.
Remember, these individuals are supposed to be "statesmen" and "statewomen," promoting their fictitious credentials as foreign policy "experts." That is also extremely amusing.
However, as previously mentioned, I remain unconvinced that Biden and his compliant associates are genuinely distressed by Netanyahu's intentions to exterminate more people in various locations, as they possess a mutual geopolitical objective to "destroy" Hezbollah. In pursuit of this unachievable goal, Israel assassinated Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hezbollah, demonstrating the persistence of the West's "kill first, think about the consequences later" strategy in the volatile region.
The killing of over 41,500 Palestinians, predominantly women and children, has not compelled Biden and his associates to cease military support, defense, or diplomatic protection of Israel at the United Nations.
Germany, the UK, and Canada abstained from a UN resolution last week that called on Israel to end its unlawful occupation of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The US voted against.
The resolution was predicated on a ruling by the International Court of Justice in July, which declared that Israel's presence in Palestinian land is illegal and must cease.
The alleged "split" between Israel and its unwavering Western friends is an act of cynical, self-serving posturing. The illusion aims to suggest that Western capitals care about the fate of individuals they have historically ignored.
Western presidents and prime ministers have allowed Israel to unleash its "killing rage" and devastate Gaza, and they will similarly authorize Netanyahu to inflict destruction upon Lebanon in due time.
Lebanese people are as insignificant and worthless as Palestinian civilians. Their lives, aspirations, and ambitions are meaningless. All that matters is Israel’s “right to defend itself.”
Benjamin Netanyahu will persist in his actions as Palestinian and Lebanese innocents continue to perish.