America is considering breaking the alliance with Israel due to Netanyahu’s actions in Lebanon and Gaza.. Is it an expectation or a reality?

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The episode focuses on an analysis published by the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal about the White House's need for a new strategy in the Middle East. The following is the text of the aforementioned article: “About two months after the Israeli ground campaign, all eyes are on the Gaza Strip, but despite this preoccupation, the divisions over Gaza indicate a disconnect between American policy and strategic reality, and the Middle East is heading towards a major war, which the United States needs.” It involves a strategy that goes far beyond Gaza.

Since the end of November, the Biden administration's approach to the Gaza war has been to issue general statements expressing dissatisfaction to the local public without taking political action. Washington and Tel Aviv differ in their visions of post-war Gaza, as the US administration sees the Palestinian Authority as the most governable partner there. But Israel cannot accept this, given the corruption, incompetence, and unpopularity of the Authority in Gaza and the West Bank, and the Palestinian Authority’s rule of Gaza will lead to a return to Hamas-style extremism, if not direct Hamas rule.

October 7 was the first step in a new phase of Iran's campaign against Israel and America. Iran is a revolutionary regime similar to Napoleonic France or the Soviet Union. Tehran's goal since 1979 has been to export the Islamic Revolution throughout the Middle East, but Israel's military power and US-Israeli relations are the main obstacle to this, as they are the only two actors that could seriously harm Iran. Tehran's strategy, which was formed by the commander of the Quds Force, Qassem Soleimani, who was assassinated, is a broad campaign to control countries in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen. Iran has sponsored its agents in these countries with the aim of implementing security services and building an alliance called the Axis of Resistance, and despite The members of the Axis have diverse goals, but they are united in their hatred of Israel and the United States. The axis of resistance cannot defeat Israel by traditional methods. Rather, it must engage Israel in a war of attrition, which imposes great political, economic, and social costs on it. Success in this requires disrupting the American-Israeli alliance, since as long as Washington supports the survival of Tel Aviv, Israel will be strong. So much so that it is difficult to shake it.

Iran's actions in the war of attrition have accelerated since October 7, and Israel's mobilization and deployment of armored forces in the north has deterred direct Iranian intervention. However, Iran has deployed about 100,000 Iraqi fighters in Syria, mobilized Hezbollah, and placed more army elements. The Syrian regime cooperated in a state of preparedness for war. Regardless of what happens in Gaza, these threats remain. Hamas' role in the plan is clear: its control of Gaza was a useful pressure point against Israel, increasing the possibility of besieging Israel, but the real victory is in the West Bank, which is home to three million Palestinians and borders two million Palestinians in Jordan.

The weak Palestinian Authority lost control of many urban areas in the West Bank, and during the November prisoner exchange, Hamas organized marches throughout the West Bank, including the authority's stronghold of Ramallah. The expansion of the Iranian presence in Syria constitutes a constant threat to the West Bank, given the existence of back channels through which weapons and ammunition can be transported from Damascus via Jordan, and it is also possible that missile bombardment and a ground invasion by Hezbollah could occur.
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