The result of America’s support is Tel Aviv’s brazenness

According to Isna, the officials of the US President Joe Biden’s administration are defending the increase in attacks by the Zionist regime against the leaders of Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Hamas, while still emphasizing something called “peace” and after Iran’s successful missile operation by firing About 200 ballistic missiles are fired at the occupied territories on Tuesday evening, promising to retaliate.

The US president praised the US military and the Israeli regime and reiterated that the US “totally and completely supports Israel.” US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken called Iran’s missile attack “completely unacceptable” and said the whole world should condemn it.

Among these rhetorics, there was no mention of the fact that the Zionist regime had provoked the attack on Iran. It is Iran.”

This is following the illegitimate actions of the Zionist regime, with the assassination of Iranian advisers in Syria, Lebanon, and with the violation of the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the martyrdom of Mohammad Reza Zahedi and Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, and after that with the assassination of the leaders and commanders of Hezbollah in Lebanon, especially the martyr Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah and the Iranian adviser, Maj. Gen. Abbas Nilfroshan, together with the massacre of the oppressed people of Lebanon and Palestine, especially the homeless women and children, the legitimate sovereign rights of the Islamic Republic of Iran have been ignored and an appropriate response is necessary.

The Associated Press reports in a report that only a week after Washington’s urgent request for an immediate ceasefire between the Zionist regime and Hezbollah to prevent the possibility of an all-out war in the “Middle East”, the Biden administration has changed its message. U.S. officials insist they have repeatedly supported what they call Tel Aviv’s “right,” and that any changes in their language only reflect evolving conditions on the ground, and officials say the Biden administration’s goal — a cease-fire — remains the same.

However, full-scale defense of the Zionist regime may come with risks. So far, there is little evidence that the Biden administration’s alleged push for a cease-fire and warnings of an escalation of the conflict have had much effect on hardline Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

John Alterman, director of the Middle East program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said U.S. influence over Netanyahu appears to be waning, and Netanyahu appears to have become more emboldened by U.S. caution about starting a regional war. .

“The White House should be concerned that a continued failure to make diplomatic progress will undermine U.S. influence in the Middle East and around the world,” Alterman said.

He added: “Netanyahu’s assurance and encouragement that the United States will stand by Israel in any situation makes Israel more arrogant to accept more risks.”

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