Monday, June 27, 2022

Only A Lasting Peace Can Replace War in The Middle East

Only A Lasting Peace Can Replace War in The Middle East

 In establishing relations with Israel, the Saudi Government firmly adhered to King Abdullah’s declaration, which is a unanimous resolution of the Arab League

Mujeeb Khan


 
"We will not abandon you " King Salman to President Mahmoud Abbas, December 20, 2017


The Saudi Arab Peace Initiative which was endorsed by the Arab League's 22 members during March 2002 Beirut Summit, outlined Comprehensive steps to ending the Palestinian-Israel conflict 
 

 Out of 365days of the year, only 15 days of the year were spent talking about freedom, democracy, and human rights. And 350 days of the war, talking about selling weapons, making weapons, using weapons. Then there are the words of the wounded and the dead. Those who run away in fear of wars have their say. Then there is talk of opening a new front of the war. And so, days, weeks, months, and years go by in terms of wars and weapons. Where and with whom will the new war take place after the Ukraine war? Iran is still on Israel’s radar. Seven years ago, the Obama-Biden administration reached an agreement with Iran to end its nuclear program, which was terminated by the Trump administration because it was not acceptable to Israel. President Biden said in his election campaign that he would restore the agreement with Iran. But President Joe Biden has not yet restored Vice president Joe Biden’s Iran deal. President Biden has said he will reopen the American consulate in East Jerusalem. Which President Trump closed after giving Jerusalem to Israel. President Biden has failed to deliver on his promise. The US president has been opposed by the Israeli government to the reopening of the US consulate in East Jerusalem. And President Biden has not been able to overwrite it.

 Israel and its lobby have so much control over US decisions and policies. President Biden is due to visit the Middle East in July. During the visit, President Biden will travel to Saudi Arabia and Israel. The mission of this visit is to bring the Arab countries closer to Israel. The Arabs will tell that when they establish relations with Israel, it will help resolve the Palestinian issue. What difference has the situation in occupied Palestine made from the Arabs countries that have established relations with Israel? Israel’s policy of displacing Palestinians and building new settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories has not changed. There is no change in Israel’s behavior towards using full force against the Palestinians. What difference does it make if eight more Arab countries establish relations with Israel? Unless the root cause of the dispute is addressed, until then, tensions in the region will remain high. Israel’s policy of forging relations with the Arabs by bypassing the root cause of the Middle East conflict is half glass war and half glass peace. The Middle East is still divided into pro-Israel and pro-Palestine. Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and other Islamic countries, the support of the Palestinians will consider anti-Israel.

 The Oslo Accord was a genuine agreement to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which addressed the root causes of the conflict. But it was nailed down by Israeli anti-Palestinian leaders. Arab and Islamic countries can use the Oslo Accords as a base for establishing relations with Israel. And the issues that Israel agreed and signed with the Palestinians, Israel should implement. similarly, the Palestinians should ensure the agreement they signed regarding Israel’s security. Otherwise, the conditions set out in the resolution of the Arab league’s Beirut summit for the establishment of relations between Israel and the Arab Islamic countries, which the late Saudi King Abdullah had stated to the world must implement. Only then can a lasting peace replace war in the Middle East.

 The coalition government ended before President Biden’s visit to Israel and the fifth election in three years will be held in October. This means that the Palestinians will not have peace this year either. The US presidential election campaign will start next year, then what will be the global situation? In which direction will the storm of political winds blow in the world? How much longer will the Palestinians be made to wait for peace? The United States is giving peace to Israel by giving Arab countries to it.

  

 

 

 

 

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