An Excuse to Support
The United States and Israel have been friends and allies in the region. The latest Republican debacle in the United States has been put over as an excuse for US’ support for Israel in the region. The two allies must think about their strategic goals in the Middle-East and how it can be achieved. The two allies must work together and strengthen their friendship and long-term commitment that they have towards each other. Both the allies need each other and it would be most opportune that they work in order to restore peace in the Middle-East. The US must pay more attention to its role in the Middle-East and plan its future in the Middle-East with their political minds. The Middle-East has suffered due to conflicts, and it ought to be considered most important that the two allies work in tandem to achieve the aims of politics. Most recently, the US aid to Israel has been cut, and the political development may lead to further divisions. The US must work with Israel to come up with a solution for the Palestinian problem. A people cannot be left stateless, as is the case with Palestine and should be given the due regard of law vis-a-vis their problem. The government in Israel must work in order to resolve the conflict in the Middle-East and not allow politics to stand in a stalemate position. Israel must acknowledge that two-state solution is the only answer to the intractable problems of politics that the nations face.
A new territory could be given to Palestine, after due consultations, and their answer for statehood must be adhered to. Violating human rights in the twenty-first century is tantamount to international crime, and human dignity ought to be protected under all costs. The government in Israel must resolve the problems that Palestine has, and with it the lack of statehood that they have been suffering under. Basic necessities of living have not been fulfilled for the Palestinian people, and more political effort and responsible politics is required in order to bring peace to the concerned parties. There are myriad ways in which a political problem can be resolved. One can be giving a new territory to the Palestinian people and advancing their cause. Israel is not too large a nation to accommodate both the nations and must work in order to remedy the problems. The stubborn problem of Palestinian people must be looked into as soon as a new government takes office. The Likud Party does not have a majority in the Knesset, and therefore a government has not been formed yet. The Likud Party needs at least 61 seats in the Knesset to run the government. As soon as a new government is sworn to power, better alternatives must be searched in order to fulfil the mandate that they have been given. A people cannot be left homeless and to suffer amid the democratic politics that Israel has. Israel must adhere to the international norms and halt its march towards another war. Wars and conflicts must come to an end in the prevalent century, and therefore better ideas are needed to resolve the problem. Politics must be used in order to benefit the people, and self-sufficiency in the political arena must be encouraged.
Yuvraj Saharan
Capital Report