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    Diplomatic Strain: Biden and Netanyahu On Tensions in Postwar Israel, Facing Ideological Divides and Domestic Pressures

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    Someone seems confused and it doesn’t look like it’s Netanyahu

    Netanyahu: ‘For 30 years I’ve worked to prevent the 2-state solution, our goal with the war is an Israel from the river to the sea” Biden: “We can make it work, Netanyahu is not opposed to all 2-state solutions” Netanyahu: “No, really, Biden is wrong, not going to happen,’ wrote Arnaud Bertrand. US Senator Bernie Sanders: ‘Netanyahu confirmed his rejection of the establishment of a Palestinian state and continues his war against innocent people, and we must clarify our position. Biden must make his rejection of the Netanyahu government’s extremist policies loud and clear.’

    ‘Hatred causes destruction. The hatred of the Obama-Biden administration towards one man named Netanyahu is so great that they’d risk the security of an entire nation because of one man. It’s no secret the differences Obama and Bibi have had but the hatred was far beyond we’ve seen anywhere. When Bibi met Obama and he rebuked Obama openly that was the kicker and since then, they’d do anything to destroy this man. As PM Menachem Begin z”l called out then German chancellor “you are in Germany and you’re gonna tell us what’s best for Israel and it’s security”? Referring to a two state solution. The same can be said to friend or foe living abroad with no enemies surrounding you telling Israel what’s best for their security,’ said Mossad Commentary

    Why the Confusion? Well…here’s the White House on it… 

    In a long-awaited conversation, President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finally engaged in direct communication after an almost four-week hiatus, highlighting the strained relationship between the two leaders. The discord centers around Netanyahu’s persistent rejection of Biden’s calls for Palestinian sovereignty, dismissing the U.S. president’s proposed ‘solution’ to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.

    Following a call with Benjamin Netanyahu, when asked if a two-state solution was “impossible”, Joe Biden said: “No, it’s not.” He said Mr Netanyahu was not opposed to all two-state solutions, and there were a number of types possible- Sky News

    The recent phone call occurred a day after Netanyahu explicitly communicated to U.S. officials that he would not support a Palestinian state as part of any postwar plan. In response, during Friday’s call, Biden reiterated his commitment to facilitating the Palestinians’ journey toward statehood. This exchange marked the first conversation between the leaders since December 23, revealing a notable slowdown in their regular communication.

    Asked President Biden whether he thinks Prime Minister Netanyahu will change his mind on opposing a two-state solution. “Yes, given the right one,” he told me.  see fast clip below

    Iran’s Foreign Minister tells CNBC: ‘The US should not, Mr. Biden should not, tie their destiny to the fate of Netanyahu… The full-scale cooperation of Biden and the White House with thugs like Netanyahu in Israel is the root of insecurity in the region.’

    Political considerations within each leader’s domestic sphere contribute significantly to the diplomatic standstill. The ideological gap between Biden, a self-identified radical leftist, and Netanyahu, at the helm of the most conservative government in Israel’s history, has widened. Pressure mounts on the United States to leverage its influence to encourage Israel to de-escalate the conflict that threatens its existence. Additionally, growing impatience in Israel over the stalled efforts to free hostages held by Islamic militants in Gaza adds to the complexity of the situation.

    Eytan Gilboa, an expert on U.S.-Israeli relations at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University, expresses concern about the escalating influence of political considerations on the Biden-Netanyahu relationship. He predicts a further rift between the leaders, driven by the upcoming presidential election and the perceived weaknesses of both Biden and Netanyahu.

    The frustration between Biden and Netanyahu becomes increasingly apparent in their recent conversations. The ideological disparity, with Biden representing the radical left and Netanyahu leading a conservative government, contributes to the diplomatic tension. As the pressure intensifies for the U.S. to intervene in Israel’s military operations, Biden faces criticism from some left-wing supporters who believe he has not exerted enough pressure on Israel to demonstrate restraint.

    Key Democratic lawmakers, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy, have warned that Netanyahu’s stance on statehood could complicate Senate negotiations on a spending package, which includes military aid for Israel. The influence of Netanyahu’s historical alliance with former President Donald Trump, who forged a close relationship with the Israeli leader during his term, further complicates the situation for Biden as he seeks re-election in November.

    Netanyahu, who has consistently opposed the idea of a two-state solution throughout his political career, reaffirmed his position this week. He firmly communicated to U.S. officials his opposition to any postwar plan that includes the establishment of a Palestinian state. Netanyahu argues that a Palestinian state would serve as a launchpad for attacks on Israel, emphasizing the necessity for Israel to maintain security control over the entire territory west of the Jordan River, even if it clashes with the concept of sovereignty.

    Rebuffing Biden, Netanyahu rejects idea of Palestinian sovereignty in post-war Gaza. JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that he “will not compromise on full Israeli control” over Gaza and that “this is contrary to a Palestinian state,” rejecting U.S. President Joe Biden’s suggestion that creative solutions could bridge wide gaps between the leaders’ views on Palestinian statehood. – more at PBS

    As diplomatic tensions persist, the future of U.S.-Israeli relations remains uncertain. The ideological gap, compounded by domestic and international pressures, poses challenges for Biden and Netanyahu as they navigate the complex aftermath of the Israel-Palestine conflict. It started with the Hamas slaughter that someone in Israel purposely allowed, and yet still no one was held accountable. The cover-up is sickening and even General Flynn commented that there was a stand down order given, and Hamas was allowed to kill at will for close to ten hours. That is utterly ridiculous.  And now, billions of US tax dollars later, Biden and Netanyahu debate about ridding this Earth of the terrorists that Biden gave over 100 million dollars to after they committed the massacre. What a world we live in. As President Trump has said, the Democrats are agents of chaos.  They are creating war and conflict, and the result is now death and almost bankruptcy for the United States.

    P. Mercurio

    Major Points Discussed:

    • Netanyahu: ‘For 30 years I’ve worked to prevent the 2-state solution, our goal with the war is an Israel from the river to the sea” Biden: “We can make it work, Netanyahu is not opposed to all 2-state solutions” Netanyahu: “No, really, Biden is wrong, not going to happen,’
    • Biden and Netanyahu ended a nearly four-week hiatus in direct communication, reflecting strained relations between the U.S. and Israel’s leaders.
    • Netanyahu rejected Biden’s calls for Palestinian sovereignty, insisting he won’t support a Palestinian state as part of any postwar plan. Biden, in contrast, remains committed to working toward Palestinian statehood.
    • Both leaders face challenges from domestic political considerations. Biden’s left-leaning stance clashes with Netanyahu’s conservative government, and the upcoming U.S. presidential election adds complexity to the diplomatic relationship.
    • There is increasing impatience within Israel over the lack of progress in freeing hostages held by Islamic militants in Gaza. This adds to the challenges faced by Netanyahu in managing the postwar situation.
    • Biden’s frustration with Netanyahu is becoming evident, especially as Democratic lawmakers, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy, warn that Netanyahu’s opposition to Palestinian statehood could complicate Senate negotiations on a spending package that includes military aid for Israel.

    Comments – Threads – Links

    • Ok it sounds very much like he is losing the strategic war . the bloke has got to go- ((Gaz))
    • If the US has any desire for the “two-state solution”, it would eventually be the same as their agreement to the “one-China principle”. The real implementation would be fudged with “strategic ambiguity”- Telasu
    • I suspect Biden’s hearing isn’t very good anymore- Rosdi
    • He lives in an alternate reality. Wish he’d make the transition already, for everybody’s sake- I Gaca
    • Maybe, and I’m just spitballing here, the US should cut off the billions in foreign aid for a couple of years and tuck their UN veto back in their pants and then come back in a year or so and talk about the two-state solution with the next guy- Warren Layberry
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