Why does war take place if only destruction remains the tangible end? The hardest facet of life in Gaza is how easily things shift or cease to stay. How, after 50 days, the next-door neighbour is not with another as a result of the lingering war. How, in a brief duration, the emotion remains unpromising and then everyone has begun to feel like nothing could ever bring joy to their faces. The subsequent period merely stumbles amidst war ravages a sense of fear psychosis where not one but all are supposedly confronting oddities.
For quite so many decades, the intense relationship between America and the Arab countries has been relatively mixed up and intricate and clarified by a medley of geo-political curiosities, economic thinking and of course regional confrontations. The high-low request for a ceasefire stands as what holds the tiff all throbbing.
This more often-rebounding association has been influenced by myriad aspects without a doubt including the Arab-Israeli conflict, regional power dynamics and the American military interventions. There will be genuine praise for being placed in that category of politically motivated body on the scene. The war came to an end after 50 days of conflict when a ceasefire was agreed upon on 26 August 2014.
With the persisting war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, the octogenarian American President Joe Biden stands up to domestic and global calls to pressure one of its most important allies to agree to a ceasefire with the militant group. Biden’s administration has reportedly not been open-minded to the very option of a ceasefire despite the growing civilian death toll. This has been something governments in the Middle East have raised constantly.
It has been categorically clarified how Israel’s war on Gaza affected the US’s place in the region particularly. The idea of using a very attractive, perfect politician has felt quite banal for a long time. Therefore to pose as a distinct sort of individual would be an encouraging temptation. Relevance is such a scarce currency at the moment. So few ways exist to hit the righteousness of attention at the devastation.
Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas declared openly a deal allowing at least 50 hostages and scores of Palestinian prisoners to be freed while offering besieged Gaza residents a four-day truce after weeks of all-out war. In the first major diplomatic breakthrough in the war, Palestinian operatives will release during a four-day truce 50 women and children kidnapped during their October 7 raids. Qatar-brokered negotiations remained a difficult decision but the right one for Benjamin Netanyahu.