US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has reportedly asked the State Department to consider the option of unilaterally recognizing a Palestinian state upon the end of the war between Hamas and Israel, which is in line with past US policy and Israeli policy. It’s a big break from.
Axios Barak Rabbid report:
Although U.S. officials say there will be no change in policy, the fact that the State Department is considering such options is a sign that the Biden administration is considering the possibility of recognizing a Palestinian state, which is highly sensitive both internationally and domestically. This suggests a change in internal thinking.
For decades, U.S. policy has been against recognizing Palestine as a state, both bilaterally and in UN agencies, and that the establishment of a Palestinian state should only be achieved through direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. I have emphasized that.
The story, almost certainly leaked intentionally by the State Department, comes as Mr. Blinken prepares for his fifth trip to Israel since the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack sparked the war. It was announced during.
Although Blinken has expressed sympathy for the Israeli people, he has also sought to limit Israel’s military response and recently stood firm on forcing Israel to accept a Palestinian state, a major victory for Hamas. And Hamas will achieve that result after the war. Massacre of civilians.
Blinken even accused Israelis of being intransigent toward a Palestinian state.The truth is that almost two-thirds of Israelis supported Such a state was created in 2012, but nearly two-thirds now oppose it because of the way Hamas has turned Gaza into a terrorist base.
The Biden administration had been pursuing the establishment of a Palestinian state since before Oct. 7, and the Saudi-Israeli peace deal would include the state, regardless of whether the Palestinians were prepared to do so.・It is even reported that he blocked the Israeli peace agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has staunchly opposed the creation of a Palestinian state as a result of the war, has rallied behind a leader seen as the only Israeli politician capable of standing up to the United States. The Prime Minister’s approval rating has begun to rise again in some opinion polls.
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