Intensified Resistance in Israel as Global Public Opinion Shifts Negatively
In the heart of the Middle East, tensions continue to escalate as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict persists. Despite public outcry, the Turkish government has not only failed to halt the trade but has actively enabled it, raising questions about its true allegiances.
Israel's strategic moves in Gaza have been met with resistance, with the conflict showing no signs of abating. Reports from Gaza daily confirm that the resistance continues to inflict heavy losses on Israeli forces in Jabalia, Khan Younis, and Rafah. Israel's strategy of fueling internal conflict in Gaza has resulted in manufactured chaos and failed military objectives.
The Israeli regime's power is not solely reliant on military might, but also on networks of intelligence sharing, arms contracts, media manipulation, and corporate complicity. British police, for instance, have been reported to hack phones with Israeli technology, and Turkish authorities have been accused of using Israeli-aligned networks for intelligence and logistics.
The old world order appears to be crumbling as the resistance rises. Professor Marandi's assertion that the old world order is collapsing and the people of the world are waking up seems to resonate with the growing discontent. A majority of Americans now view Israel unfavorably, with young Americans and progressives showing overwhelming support for the Palestinian cause.
Yemen has dealt a significant blow to Israel, forcing the U.S. to abandon a campaign it could not win and shutting down shipping in the Red Sea. Ansar Allah's engagement with the U.S. Navy in the Red Sea marked the fiercest maritime combat since World War II, causing strategic humiliation for Israel.
The Turkish government has portrayed itself as pro-Palestinian while continuing extensive trade and military collaboration with Israel during the conflict. Companies tied to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's son have been exporting vast quantities of fuel, textiles, and military hardware to Israel during the war. However, domestic critics of policies supporting Israel have not been spared, with Turkish authorities arresting them.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's admission of supporting armed gangs in Gaza to counter Hamas further fuels concerns about the Israeli government's actions. Despite this, Western governments continue to provide arms and diplomatic cover to Israel despite overwhelming public opposition.
However, it's important to note that not all Western nations are complicit in this conflict. The European Union has imposed sanctions on certain Israeli settler groups but not broadly on Israel itself. Countries like Canada, Norway, New Zealand, and Australia have sanctioned Israeli ministers for human rights violations, but there is no clear evidence that they currently provide direct financial or military support promoting violence.
As the world watches, the situation in the Middle East continues to evolve, with the people's voices growing louder and the old order seemingly on the brink of collapse. The future remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: the people's demand for justice and peace in the Middle East is stronger than ever.
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