One wave is unsettled, another wave rises again.

Just as the U.S. government continues to "shut the door", the U.S. military faces a crisis that can not send out the army, but the Middle East thousands of miles away is taking on a new round of turbulence.

At the critical moment, three major events worthy of attention happened in the Middle East.

First, Trump suddenly arrived in the Middle East, and Netanyahu personally welcomed him.

On the 13th, Trump arrived at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Air Force One, for a visit to Israel.

that day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli President Herzog and others personally greeted him on the planeSuch a confrontation is obviously quite rare, and it is enough to show the importance of Israel for Trump¡¯s visit.

Moreover, Netanyahu originally planned to travel to Egypt to attend Imam Shah's "peace summit", but it was not known whether to welcome Trump, Netanyahu cancelled the trip.However, no specific reasons have been disclosed.

It is worth noting that Trump's visit to Israel this time will not be too long, and there are two main matters: first, meeting with the families of the detainees and expressing condolences; The second is to deliver a speech in the Israeli Knesset.

Among them, when Trump delivered a speech in the Israeli parliament, he was loudly protested by two Israeli left-wing lawmakers, which caused the speech to be temporarily interrupted, for which the Israeli parliamentary chairman also initially apologized to Trump.

Although the speech was forced to be interrupted, Trump didn't seem to have too much attack, but said afterwards "Israel's handling efficiency is very high."

In addition, although I don't know what Trump's speech is, before delivering his speech, Trump told the media- "The Gaza War is over and Hamas will disarm."

However, Hamas has not yet responded to Trump's statement.

Not to be overlooked is that a few days ago, Trump publicly stated that if a ceasefire was achieved in Pakistan, he would visit the Middle East. As for the purpose, the main purpose is to "claim credit"-to highlight its role and credit in mediating the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

But this time, in addition to the United States, there are also countries such as Qatar, Egypt and Turkey, along with Israeli lawmakers, who are involved in the conflict against Trump's move, It is probably unrealistic for Trump to "take credit alone", and it is difficult for him to "claim credit" to be widely recognized.

After all, the reason why the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is difficult to quell and the reason why Israel is fearless mainly relies on the support of the United States. Even countries such as Britain, France and Germany have publicly stated that if the United States hadn't intervened in the Palestinian-Israeli situation, this conflict might have come to an end long ago. The curtain is over.

Now, if Trump's Middle East trip can pay off, it will indeed be a big "question".

In addition, the reason why Netanyahu attached so much importance to Trump's visit this time, and even temporarily canceled his overseas visit, I'm afraid it's not just to show kindness to Trump. More importantly, perhaps Netanyahu is now "behind bars" and urgently needs Trump's help.

After the ceasefire, Netanyahu was liquidated.

It is reported that during the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, protests and demonstrations broke out many times within Israel. Protesters believed that the Netanyahu government deliberately maintained the conflict in order to alleviate internal pressure and political crisis, thereby diverting internal conflicts.

After all, the corruption case involving Netanyahu has continued to ferment for more than a day or two. Coupled with the fact that the hostage issue has not been resolved before, many Israeli people have called for "removing Netanyahu."

Trump also acknowledged in an interview with the White House. Netanyahu¡¯s ruling prospects face ¡°uncertainty.¡±

In other words, after the Israeli ceasefire, Israeli external pressure slows down, and then the likelihood of Netanyahu being ¡°liquidated¡± increases.

In an apparent attempt to disembark and prove that Israel still faces an ¡°external security threat,¡± Netanyahu openly stated on the evening of the 12th. Israel has achieved significant victories, but ¡°the war is not over¡± and Israel still faces ¡°significant security challenges¡± as ¡°some enemies are trying to rebuild the banner to start an attack again.¡±

It can be seen that Netanyahu's "subtitle" is nothing but that the external situation is not stable now, that Israel is not intertwined, and that his prime minister's position is not easy to change.

As for Netanyahu¡¯s statements, whether they could work and help him ¡°pass through difficulties¡± is still unknown.

But it can be assured that American influence on Israel does exist. If Trump's support and help can be won, then Netanyahu will be expected to "turn the corner". On the contrary, Netanyahu's situation will be very worrying.

However, just as Netanyahu's political career is full of "variables", the US-Iran situation is also undergoing new changes.

Third, Iran once again resisted the West and refused to "join the group."

On the 13th, Iranian Foreign Minister Aragzi publicly stated that Iran will never join the ¡°Abraham Agreement¡± on the grounds that it is inconsistent with Iran¡¯s ¡°ideals.¡±

It is that the Abraham Agreement is an agreement signed by Trump during his first presidential term with Arab countries such as the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Israel. Aiming at promoting the normalization of relations between Arab countries and Israel,However, the speed and effectiveness of the advancement are not consistent.

In particular, after the outbreak of this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Saudi Arabia suspended negotiations on normalizing relations with Israel.

Today, Iran has clearly expressed its refusal to "join forces", which is not only countering the United States, but also reflects that the relationship between Iran and Israel is still "at the same time", which has once again exacerbated the escalation and tension of the situation between the United States and Iran.

Don't forget that not long ago, with the impetus of the United States, Britain, France and Germany, the United Nations resumed sanctions against Iran, which deteriorated relations between the two sides again and made the US-Iran issue more "inseparable."

In addition, with the temporary end of the Israeli conflict, the next pressure of Israel and the U.S. West is likely to shift to Iran, and the situation in the Middle East will also see a new round of turbulence and turmoil.

It can be seen that it is not easy for the constantly turbulent Middle East to fully restore stability and peace.

The rains will come to the building, and then see how the parties will get along.