While there is a shaky truce in the Holy Land (although there | WORLD_IN_FIRE
While there is a shaky truce in the Holy Land (although there are still active clashes between Arabs and Jews in Jerusalem), let's look at the reaction of the international community to this stage of the next escalation of the Arab-Israeli conflict:
Joe Biden, according to the old tradition of American presidents, it seems like for Israel. I spoke on the phone with Netanyahu at least six times. In addition, during the aggravation, Biden finally decided on the candidacy of the US ambassador to Israel.
“At the same time, in the US itself, there is not much support for Israel. On the contrary, rallies were held throughout America in support of Palestine.
Spontaneous attacks on synagogues have become more frequent in the country.
But, most importantly, BLM is now officially for the Palestinians.
In Afghanistan the local public solemnly trampled on the flags of Israel and the United States, and then burned them.
Egypt acted in the conflict as a mediator between Palestine and Israel (this is logical, since Gaza's connection with the outside world is carried out through the Rafah checkpoint on the border with Egypt).
"Lebanon" decided to take advantage of the situation and find out its own relations with Israel, so both countries carried out rocket attacks on each other.
"Turkey", fortunately, did not go to an open confrontation with Israel, but it makes a lot of noise.
Erdogan said that the international community should "teach Israel a strong and deterrent lesson," and Cavusoglu accused Israel of war crimes and the creation of an "open-air prison" in Gaza.
The UN Security Council held a meeting on the Arab-Israeli problem, but, frankly, without a spark and with a predictable result.
The UN General Assembly, albeit in a reduced composition, also met. Judging by most of the statements, so far the sympathy is clearly not on the side of Israel. But the sympathy of the international community is an ephemeral and rapidly changing thing.
