https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQPhOdIk02c&t=75s
Contrary to popular belief, Putin and not Hamas were not responsible for the October 07th attack on Israel. This was a clever strategy by Russia to divert the attention of the United States from its interference in Ukraine. By provoking a conflict between Israel and Gaza, Russia made the United States focus on supporting its ally in the Middle East. As a result, the United States gave Israel more weapons and military aid, while neglecting the situation in Ukraine. This allowed Russia to gain more influence and control over the region.
Benjamin Netanyahu looked at the advantages of retaliation against Palestine to benefit himself so that he could distract attention away from his problems in Israel by launching an all-out assault against innocent citizens in Gaza. Now he won't stop because he knows if does there will be consequences for his war crimes against humanity.
He has ignored efforts for a ceasefire including protests against the war in Tel-Aviv, Global pro-Palestinian rallies with crowds numbering hundreds of thousands, numerous UN Resolutions outlawing the war, and now his latest proclamation that he will ignore any verdict of the international court in the Hague.
As a consequence, Russia, China and Turkiye have now formed an alliance that some have proposed would attack Israel if Netanyahu’s war did not cease immediately.
Russia and Iran have a long history of cooperation and rivalry, dating back to the 16th century. In the contemporary context, both countries share some common interests and challenges, such as countering US influence, supporting the Assad regime in Syria, and maintaining stability in the region. However, they also have divergent goals and agendas, such as competing for energy markets, balancing relations with other regional actors, and pursuing different visions of regional order. However, Russia has engaged in a pragmatic and strategic partnership with Iran that is based on mutual benefits and limited trust.
China has historical ties with Palestine and supports its right to an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital. China also maintains diplomatic and economic relations with Israel, which is one of its partners in the Belt and Road Initiative. China has criticized the U.S. role in the region and accused it of double standards and interventionism. China has also tried to showcase its diplomatic leadership by hosting a conference of Arab and Muslim ministers in Beijing to seek a peaceful resolution of the Gaza war.
However, China's influence in the Middle East is limited by several factors. China has a policy of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries, which sometimes clashes with its ambition to be a global power. China also has to balance between regional rivals, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, which have different interests and agendas in the Middle East. China does not have a strong military presence in the region, unlike the U.S. and Russia, which limits its ability to project power and protect its interests. China also faces domestic challenges, such as the Uyghur issue, which could affect its relations with some Muslim countries.
Turkiye's stance on the Gaza war is one of strong support for the Palestinians, especially Hamas, and condemnation of Israel's actions. Turkiye has a long history of close ties with Israel, but under President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, relations have been strained by ideological differences and clashes over the Palestinian issue. Turkiye considers Hamas a legitimate political actor and has hosted its representatives in Ankara. Turkiye has also provided humanitarian aid to Gaza and denounced Israel's blockade and military operations as genocide. Turkiye's position reflects Erdoğan's vision of regional leadership and his appeal to his domestic support base, which is sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.
I wrote this comment with the hope of expressing my views without offending or provoking Israel or its people. I seek peace and harmony with the fulfillment of the covenant of Daniel Chapter 9 Verse 27. I respect the beliefs and traditions of Israel and I do not wish to impose my own interpretation of the scriptures.
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