the insane war of status quo between Israel and the Palestinians

Once again, the clashes and deaths, bullets and bombardments between Israelis and Palestinians without anyone realizing today, as never happened before, that these peoples, and not their leaders, are also besieged by much worse destabilizing organ same as all the evil that the world has seen in these territories.

This enemy is the status quo. The persistent defense by the leaders of the two villages of the state of affairs which should not admit the slightest change because it is taken advantage of and their leaders have lived and survived.

An example is the already shaky notion of a two-state solution to resolve this crisis. That is to say, the construction of the absent Palestinian state with that of Israel founded in 1948, a year after the partition of the territory set apart by Great Britain in the sharing with France of the national fragments of the ‘Ottoman Empire.

But the alternative of the two-state solution he’s worn out. There is nowhere to build what is lacking if there is not an unlikely unemployment of the hundreds of thousands of Jewish settlers who, with the support of the armed forces. The Israelis have taken huge plots of Palestinian land in the West Bank.

It is all the more likely that, faced with this alley situation, as pointed-eyed analysts like Daniel Kupervaser point out, at one point in this city, peacefully, disarm the Palestinian Authority and surrender to the victorious country i.e. Israel, that by annexing these territories, as demanded by the right-wing and Orthodox leaders of the country, it must nationalize its inhabitants, sharing the same Jewish and Arab citizenship.

Or discriminate against them, which would disintegrate the democratic and republican condition of Israel and this is already manifested at times in the denunciations of an ongoing apartheid in the style of the South African racial drama. This dilemma, the solution of which is the only thing that could resolve this confinement, keeps the status quo alive, neither forward nor backward, only there, where everything is, without going further.

This is clearly reflected by leaders, such as Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who suspended national elections for eternum, the first since 2006, amid the abysmal weakness of his Fatah party. Abbas pleaded for the remarkably serious decision that Israel does not guarantee Palestinians a chance to vote in East Jerusalem.

The strategies

This distortion is also supported by even more petty interests, extremist minorities on both sides. which generally coincide in the same strategy the immutability of things, as partners in the cataclysm.

The current crisis has arisen suddenly, by a controversial and curious move by the outgoing government of Benjamin Netanyahu to ban Palestinian meetings and prayers at the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem in the middle of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

This action gradually became widespread during clashes inside and outside the historic center of the old town. The menu was made worse by the simultaneous decision to an expulsion of Palestinians a neighborhood in East Jerusalem and the authorization of a march by ultra-Orthodox Jews who cried death to Arabs as they crossed the region.

The ultra-Islamic group Hamas, an organization that controls the Gaza Strip also defends the status quo by constantly feeding the hawks on the other side, did not take long to roll into the crisis. He did so with the routine of launching deadly rockets into Israeli towns with impunity, loaded with nails, screws or frosted glass, thus providing a necessary reason to justify the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip and appear. like the martyrs of the Palestinian people.

The ordeal of these Hamas attacks, which hit Tel Aviv and Ashkelon on Tuesday, leaving at least three dead and several injured, generated the favorable scenario of what is already a war crisis.

Everything is happening, and it is important not to lose sight of this point, in the midst of a political tension unique to Israel. Netanyahu has just failed in his attempt to form a government, a central goal that would help you avoid jail for the causes of corruption against him, which at this time enter the stage of presenting evidence.

President Reuven Rivlin has therefore just called on the opponent Yair Lapid, fierce critic of the Prime Minister, to undertake this task with a maximum delay until June. But this violent eruption in the region leaves this centrist politician without much leeway.. In this context, it will hardly be possible to keep allies such as the United Arab List of Mannour Abbas, an Arab Israeli or the far-right Naftali Bennett, essential to achieve a majority.

So that it all ends with the fact that there is no new government and that elections must be called again. In other words, Netanyahu should stay in power for a while, evade justice, and gain another opportunity, like this, to maintain the status quo.