October 25th, 2024: Israel air strikes kill 41 people, three of which are Lebanese journalists in Southern Lebanon. The other 38 were in Khan Younis, Gaza. Gaza health officials reported the deaths the most recent in Khan Younis. Khan Younis has only one bakery in the entirety of the city, reports mention, where citizens line up for bread. Proceeding the attack, United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken states that Israel had accomplished its objective of \u201ceffectively dismantling\u201d Hamas, petitions both sides to revive negotiations. On the 24th, Bliken meets in Doha with Qatar officials, notable mediators for Hamas, while the United States desperately attempts to push for a cease fire. Since the start of the war, this concludes Blinkens 11th visit to the Middle East..<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Dust encases “PRESS” marked vehicles in Khan Younis. Consequent to the stirkes, news representatives and Lebanese politicians accused Israel of war crimes, as well as intentionally targeting journalists. It is important to remember the primary reason as to why Israel began attacking Palestine: as a defense. Now that Israel has sufficiently demonstrated its defense, utter destruction seems to best describe their policy now. Concerns of genocide surface, as stated above, appearing plausible. Although the leader of Hamas was killed, Israel still has to deal with Lebanon’s Hezbollah, and I can confidently say they are not too pleased with the death of reporters, nor the continuous attack on its allied group. Israel is now in the hot seat of the international system, as well as the UN. Notoriously capturing hostages, continuing strikes, and overall unwillingness to negotiate a cease-fire, Israel’s conviction of war crimes, and potentially genocide, is underway.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Israel is evidently taking a realist approach to this situation, of which they virtually trust no one, raising arms and defense to the max. This approach does not resonate with the Liberal approach the United States (as well as the Liberal Theory approach other western countries acquired), which diplomacy is superior. As a region, the middle East is a shatterbelt, but that does not prevent individual countries from being the “bigger person” and stepping up to the plate to conduct peace. For a stand-alone country, religiously speaking, such as Israel, the Muslim world will reign down on them if these war crimes, most notably in the nature of genocide, continue.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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