SAEDNEWS:A US political website has investigated the hostile policies of the Israeli prime minister in the region and increasing tensions with Iran, stating that the only way that can lead to greater stability is a regional agreement.
According to SAEDNEWS, A US political website has raised concerns about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive policies in the region and the rising tensions with Iran. The site suggests that the best way to achieve stability is through a regional agreement.
The report from the Hill reviews the latest developments in the ongoing Gaza conflict. It suggests that the struggle in West Asia is not simply a battle between "barbarians and freedom seekers," as Netanyahu claimed in a recent speech to Congress. Instead, it describes the situation as a conflict between radical groups acting in the name of God and the majority of people who desire safety and freedom.
The report states, "The suffering and hatred produced by the Gaza war have blinded the eyes of both sides," emphasizing that now is the time for visionary leadership rather than political games.
For the last 20 years, the Iranian nuclear threat has been central to Israel's policy in the region, influencing Netanyahu's approaches to various US administrations. The report warns that the Biden administration should not allow Netanyahu to shape US foreign policy regarding Iran, as this could lead to the US becoming embroiled in a conflict with dangerous and unpredictable consequences.
Netanyahu has long been critical of Iran and leads what is described as the most extreme right-wing Israeli government to date, supported by religious groups facing international sanctions. This government has faced significant crises, including threats to Israel’s democratic nature and heightened security risks following the October 7 Hamas attack.
The report also highlights Netanyahu's opposition to the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by the previous Obama administration, which contributed to its abandonment by the Trump administration and an increase in pressure on Iran. This situation has allowed Tehran to advance its nuclear capabilities.
Currently, Netanyahu has opposed President Biden's proposals for a post-war plan in Gaza, which include prisoner release, ending the conflict, and normalizing relations in West Asia, with Saudi Arabia taking a central role. He is also accused of obstructing negotiations for prisoner releases, further complicating the issue.
The report argues that a regional agreement is key for stability, suggesting a coalition of moderate nations such as Saudi Arabia. However, Netanyahu's far-right coalition makes it difficult for him to pursue this path, as it may lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state, which he cannot support if he wants to remain in power.
Netanyahu's policies are seen as reckless, prioritizing his coalition partners over the interests of the US. The report calls for the US to ensure that its foreign policy is not dictated by Netanyahu's personal and political interests, emphasizing that America is Israel’s most important ally.
The Biden administration is currently organizing military and diplomatic efforts to counter Iranian threats against Israel, reinforcing its commitment through military deployments and coordinated statements with key allies.
As the US seeks to negotiate a cease-fire in Gaza and deter attacks from Iran and Hezbollah, the report stresses that Netanyahu should not undermine these efforts. Instead, a robust approach towards Iran is necessary to reduce tensions across the region.
The authors conclude that resolving the conflict in Gaza without building a coalition that includes moderate Sunni nations and Israel would only empower Hamas and strengthen Iran's influence. They argue that while Israel has valid concerns about Iranian aggression and nuclear ambitions, the US must pursue strategies that enhance regional stability rather than simply feeding into Netanyahu's demands.
In summary, the report warns against allowing Netanyahu to derail progress towards a more secure West Asia, calling for strong and visionary leadership in addressing the challenges in the region.