It collides with a strong Arab position … Is Israel trying to impose a new reality?

The Sky News website stated that in the current circumstances, the Israeli military and political escalation continues to create a state of instability in the region, despite the interruption of military actions in the Gaza Strip.

Israel returned after a period of relative calm to wave the possibility of escalation through military maneuvers and political threats.

This escalation comes in the context of attempts to achieve strategic gains, both internally to enhance security, or at the regional level to achieve political goals.

“Israel is trying to impose a new reality, but it faces strong and firm Arab positions.” This reflects the instability of its strategy in light of the Arab resistance.

Israeli tensions embody Tel Aviv’s desire to exploit the current conditions to pass its policies, but it clashes with strong Arab rejection.

The recent statements by the leaders of Arab countries, including the UAE and Egypt, indicate a unified position that reflects the rejection of any attempts to displace the Palestinians or impose new facts.

The last Arab positions, especially from the Emirates and Egypt, reflect a strong desire to support the rights of the Palestinians.

The President of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, stressed, during his meeting with the US Secretary of State, that “the process of re -reconstruction of Gaza must be linked to a comprehensive peace process.” This message reflects the UAE’s commitment to regional stability and is a positive step towards strengthening the Arab position.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi also stressed the importance of implementing previous agreements, stressing the role of the international community in supporting the reconstruction of Gaza without the displacement of the Palestinians. This position reflects the Arab coordination that seeks to preserve the rights of the Palestinians and reject Israeli policies.

Hamas plays a complex role in this scene, as it is heading towards a kind of pragmatism in dealing with the current conditions.

Al -Momani believes that Hamas realizes that it cannot manage Gaza without international support, which may lead it to make concessions. While the former Israeli diplomat, Meir Cohen, believes that the movement remains linked to its beliefs that may hinder any steps towards peace.

Hamas, despite the pressures, still emphasizes its position rejecting American and Israeli plans, which increases the complexity of the scene. Hamas leaders’ statements indicate their willingness to face any attempts to interfere in their affairs, which reflects the increasing tension in the region.

The United States is a major player in this conflict, and the presence of Trump in the scene increases the complexity of matters.

The statements of American officials show transformations on how to address the Palestinian issue, which opens the way for new opportunities, but with great challenges. Al -Momani confirms that “the Arabs were able to create a breakthrough in the American wall,” which reflects an effective diplomacy seeking to change the American path.

In the same context, Mair Cohen explains that Israel cannot oppose Trump, indicating that the plans promoted by the American administration may be impressive if it faces strong opposition from Arab countries.

It seems that the current scene requires more coordination and cooperation to face the challenges presented. The Israeli escalation, despite its danger, faces an Arab hardness that is manifested in political and diplomatic positions. The question remains on whether these pressures will succeed in pushing Israel towards calm and achieving permanent peace.

The Palestinian issue is going through a critical stage, as it requires coordinated efforts at all levels. The Israeli escalation represents a major threat, but the fixed Arab position reflects the power of will in the face of these challenges. To achieve real progress towards peace, the international community must support Arab efforts to stabilize Palestinian rights and ensure the stability of the region. (Sky News)