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- September 2, 2024
- 3:57 pm
- Middle East
On September 2, 2024, former Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said in an interview on September 1 that Iran and Israel are not interested in a long war, The Hill reports.
According to him, both sides do not want to unleash a large-scale conflict at the present time and are not ready for it.
A poll released this week found that 60 percent of American respondents support “US military support for Israel until the hostages are returned,” a key Israeli objective in its military operation in Gaza. However, 49 percent of respondents said they believe the US should “support Israel militarily until Hamas is destroyed.” This was revealed…
Analyzing the events, Igor Semivolos writes an article “Does the war between Israel and Iran threaten the world?”, where the possibility of a military confrontation between the two countries is discussed. There is a fear that the situation may escalate, since both sides do not rule out the possibility of a conflict. If a military clash occurs, the consequences for the region may be catastrophic.
It is important to note that public opinion in the United States is divided on support for action against Israel. While most support U.S. military assistance, focusing on the return of hostages, a significant proportion of respondents express a willingness to continue military support until Hamas is completely destroyed. This is a difficult position for America, as it is caught between the desire for peace and support for its ally.
According to experts, the situation in the Middle East is extremely tense, and any misunderstanding or provocation could lead to serious consequences. Diplomatic work and conflict resolution between Iran and Israel are becoming urgent tasks for the world community. Time will tell how difficult it will be to achieve a peaceful settlement of the conflict with the participation of all interested parties.
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