The Entity and its Allies... Malicious Efforts to Leap over Defeat

Talal Abu-Ghazaleh

Amid escalating casualties and increased international pressure, the entity, with support from its key allies, is calling for a negotiated solution to the brutal war on Gaza Strip rather than an immediate end imposed by international resolutions. This insidious approach highlights the strategic intention to shape the terms of peace in its favor, particularly regarding the recognition of the Palestinian state.
It is well known that the horrors of war and the brutality of the entity have affected it both economically and socially. The ongoing state of war has impacted the military resources of the occupying state, affected its economy, and led to an increase in human losses. These difficulties have prompted demands from within the entity and supporting countries to end the hostilities. However, the preferred route for this cessation is direct negotiations rather than resolutions imposed by international bodies such as the United Nations.

It is well known that the United States plays a pivotal role in supporting the entity's position, often using its veto power in the Security Council to obstruct resolutions unfavorable to the interests of its Zionist ally. This diplomatic support is crucial because it allows the entity to impose its conditions instead of being compelled to accept terms agreed upon internationally.

The United States supports the entity's conviction that recognition of the Palestinian state should be achieved through direct negotiations, effectively excluding international efforts to impose a solution and placing the burden on bilateral talks, where the entity holds the upper hand.
The American veto in the United Nations Security Council has been a crucial tool in maintaining the entity's position, preventing the adoption of resolutions that could impose unacceptable measures for its ally. It can be said that this use of the veto power highlights a broader geopolitical strategy where the United States aims to support its ally, the entity, to achieve its interests in the Middle East.

However, as the war continues, we see a widening international gap. While the entity and its allies call for a process that allows negotiation , many in the global arena are pushing for immediate decisions that adhere to international law and previous agreements.
In conclusion, the entity is suffering in all areas and with the whole world, from serious illnesses that will eventually lead it to self-inflicted clinical death from within.