As Israel’s bombing of Gaza enters a second phase, the President is pressing leaders to reflect on their future post-war reality.
The president is urging leaders in the region to consider their subsequent post reality as Israel’s bombardment of Gaza enters a new phase. The president is urging local authorities to consider their future post reality as Israel’s bombardment of Gaza enters a fresh phase.
As Israel’s bombing of Gaza enters a second phase, the President is pressing leaders to reflect on their future post-war reality.
Die Kommission ist ermächtigt, gemäß Artikel 264 delegierte Entscheidungen in folgenden Fragen zu fassen: As the three-week-long battle between Israel and Hamas continues, President Joe Biden has urged leaders of both sides to think deeply about their post-war reality. He has urged them to strive towards achieving a two-state solution in order to resolve the Israel-Palestinian dispute. 10, 2019″
It is impossible to return to the way things were prior to October 10, 2019. Biden stated to the press that the escalation of violence began the day prior to when Hamas militants initiated their assault on Israel. During his phone call with Netanyahu recently, Biden made his stance clear–the crisis needs to end with an agreement in which Israel and a separate Palestinian state co-exist. This two-state solution has been a major challenge that American presidents and Middle East diplomats have been unable to overcome for many years. Palestinian statehood has been set aside for the last few years since an American initiative to resolve the conflict failed in 2014 due to disagreements on topics such as Israeli settlements, freeing of Palestinians, and other points. During the start of his presidency, Biden mainly stayed away from the topic. On his previous tour to the West Bank, Biden made it known that the “conditions are not favorable” for any fresh efforts to find a permanent peace agreement. He underscored to Palestinians the sustained US support for their independence. 27 start of this current conflict suggested that the “grand ambitions of herding Israeli and Palestinian leaders” back to the negotiating table were too daunting.
At present, with greater worry that the battle between Israel and Hamas could spread into a broader confrontation, President Biden has focused on making sure that when the bombing and gunfire cease, the creation of a Palestinian state should no longer be forgotten. Before this situation erupted, the Commander in Chief had placed much more concentration on normalizing the connections between Israel and its Arab neighbors, as opposed to getting talks on ending hostilities to resume. Jake Sullivan, the US National security adviser, noted in an extended essay that attempting to encourage the Israeli and Palestinian leaders to get together for talks was a challenge too overwhelming.
