What are the Support Fronts Preparing to Convince Netanyahu to Stop the War?

Written by – Elijah J. Magnier:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consistently reiterates that he will not cease the war until he achieves his goal of eliminating Hamas. Consequently, he is negotiating through his team in Doha and Cairo to establish conditions that allow him to return to Gaza whenever he deems necessary and to prevent Hamas from returning to the Philadelphia line, which extends along the border with Egypt, including the Rafah crossing.

To impose these conditions on the Palestinian resistance, Netanyahu continues the killing and destruction in Gaza as long as the world turns a blind eye to the deaths of civilians and the destruction of institutions, including those affiliated with the United Nations and the European Community. Therefore, significant action must be taken to compel Israel to enter negotiations and end the war. But what are the support fronts preparing to impose an end to Netanyahu’s personal and ideological war?

In 2006, Israel, the United States, most Arab states, and the majority of the Lebanese government, including Prime Minister Fouad Sinura, supported the immoral Israeli army and stood against Hezbollah, which was supported only by Iran and no one else. Israel destroyed the south of Lebanon, bridges, infrastructure, the Bekaa, and the suburbs of Beirut. No one among the allies rushed to help Hezbollah or opened another front to engage Israel and divide its forces. Circumstances were different for the “Axis of the Resistance”.

It is not unusual to see the US and its allies gathering for one objective: disarm or eliminate Hezbollah. The firm will, the fighting soul and the sacrifices of Hezbollah members succeeded in imposing on Israel the momentum and preventing it from achieving its objectives.

What has been unusual since October 7 is that Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria willingly accepted to suffer human and material losses to support Gaza when the Palestinian resistance asked for direct involvement since the beginning of the war. In previous years, the Palestinian resistance was trained in several countries under the operational control of the Axis of Resistance. Additionally, the Palestinians received weapons supplied by Iran, as demanded by the Palestinians since the 1990s. At the request of Yasser Arafat, Iran sent many weapons across the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. The last major shipment was the Karine A.