On October 21, local time, U.S. Vice President Wences arrived in Israel.Wans announced at a press conference that the United States would set up a civilian and military cooperation center in Israel to be responsible for Gaza's reconstruction and the implementation of the long-term peace plan.

Vance also said during his trip to Israel,The implementation of the ceasefire in Gaza exceeded expectations, optimistic about the prospects. But he also said thatThere will be no time limit, and the United States will not send ground troops.What is the position and attitude of the United States?Can Vance's visit effectively promote the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire plan?

President of the Northwestern University International Strategic Research Center:I think the United States 'stance actuallyShowing a contradictory attitude, that is, looking for both benefits.Occupy, and at the same time unwilling to take responsibility¡£ We see that on the one hand, the United States is a bit whitewashing peace, thinking that there is no problem with the current ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, but on the other hand, it is unwilling to directly and excessively join in the mediation of the conflict, or directly promote peace, including what the international community needs most now and hopes that the United States will do most, that is, send relevant peacekeeping forces and do more work on peacekeeping forces, but the United States has not done it now.

President of the Northwestern University International Strategic Research Center:So maybe from this point of view, I feel that the United States is now unable to properly assume its international responsibilities and obligations, so it is possible that from now on, the United States will both want to create a relatively positive atmosphere through simple diplomatic statements and will not be willing to assume relevant responsibilities.

President of the Northwestern University International Strategic Research Center:More importantly, the ceasefire has indeed reached a relatively strong stalemate. Not only is the second phase of ceasefire negotiations that I'm afraid it hasn't started yet, but even the implementation of the first phase of ceasefire has actually encountered great difficulties. At such a moment, on the one hand, Israel is required to make certain concessions and restraint, but on the other hand, I think a better mechanism is still needed to ensure that the ceasefire can continue to be implemented and encourage all parties to participate in the second phase of ceasefire dialogue and negotiations as soon as possible.