Is There A "Hamas less" Gaza And And An Interim Government On The Table? (Image: @ WhiteHouse)
United State has been screaming out loud its indefatigable solidarity with their “brothers” in Israel and the occupation forces’ “bona fide” vindications to defend themselves against the resistance group of Hamas, whom the west has diligently flagged as “terrorists”. US made sure that “Israel has what it needs to defend itself”.
Following Hamas’ terrorist attack in Israel, @POTUS directed his Administration to take swift action to ensure the government of Israel has what it needs to defend itself.
To build on that support, the Administration is requesting funding from Congress to aid Israel’s defense. pic.twitter.com/rro1W8Ptyh
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 22, 2023
Despite the outrageous call out from the world after the incident of Al-Ahli Arab hospital which claimed the lives of hundreds, still the love and affection for its closest ally in the Middle East is being continued by America. The United States’ this notion of the transparent green flagging for Israel’s “right to defend” is widely criticised as US’ “opaque” green flagging on the genocide of the civilians of Gaza executed by the occupation force.
“Future of Gaza” without the presence of the resistance group of Hamas has been on the table for quite some time. The talk regarding the possibility of an interim government backed by United Nations and Arab governments after defenestrating Hamas has been going on, said US government deliberations, as reported by NDTV.
But the possibility of such “future” may not come true. Such possibility demands “buy-in” from the Arab nations, and that could be the hardest nut to crack. The threat of Israel’s ground assault on Gaza and the constant showering of bombs on the innocent Palestinians by flying all the humanitarian consideration in the wind has made the possibility of gaining green signal from Arab nations for the above-mentioned matter parallel to impossible.
Though Israel has frequently voiced that they do not want to occupy Gaza, the occupation regime has made it clear that they refuse to accept Hamas as the political authority in Gaza after the attack on October 7th.
US is “worried” about Israel’s ground invasion, as the occupation do not appear like it has given a proper thought on what can happen next, which could be an impending spread of the bloody war to the neighbouring region, says NDTV.
America is also worried about the civilians of Gaza, who is on the verge of numbness with the amount of loss and humiliation they had been facing as the “neglect” of their outcries continue to exist behind the mask of “bilateral” talks hosted by the world leaders behind closed doors. US has been trying to delay the planned ground invasion, trying to “buy time” for the civilians to move to “safer place” in the wiped out ground of Gaza Strip.
President Joe Biden has sought to provide aid for the civilians of Gaza, in the name of “humanitarian” consideration. US claims that civilians should not “suffer for Hamas’s horrific terrorism”.
Civilians are not to blame and should not suffer for Hamas’s horrific terrorism. Civilian lives must be protected and assistance must urgently reach those in need. https://t.co/HpJGGpk8Nf
— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) October 19, 2023
According to William Usher, who was a former senior Middle East analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency, “a plan that involved Arab governments would require a major shift in how Arab states accept risk and work with one another”.
with inputs from agencies.
