Tactical pauses for political agendas
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The article examines the complex dynamics behind Israel's conflict strategy, highlighting how Prime Minister Netanyahu and the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) have effectively outsourced aspects of Israel's war efforts to former US President Donald Trump. It argues that recent ceasefire agreements fall short of achieving genuine peace, serving instead as tactical pauses that benefit political agendas. The analysis explores the implications of this approach for regional stability and the broader geopolitical landscape, critiquing the entanglement of domestic US politics with Israeli military objectives.