Restoration of Hamas Middle East Quartet, strengthening of Russia and China, similar ‘fund development’ to North Korea
Hamas' surprise attack on Jerusalem shows similarities to the failure of the 'fund development' strategy applied to North Korea in an attempt to 'strengthen the position' of Russia and China in the restoration of the 'Middle East Quartet' system of the US, Russia, EU and UN, which maintained security in the Middle East.
Reuters reported on the 9th that the secretary-general of the Arab Coalition will visit Moscow and hold talks with Russia immediately after the attack by Hamas in the neutralization of the 'Middle East Quartet' of four systems, including the US, Russia, EU and UN.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement by spokeswoman Maria Zakharova that the situation in Jerusalem was "a result of a vicious cycle of violence caused by the West's chronic non-compliance with relevant UN and Security Council resolutions and the West's blocking of the work of the Middle East Quartet comprised of Russia, the US, the EU and the UN." “We consider this to be another very dangerous sign,” he said.
“We appeal to the relevant parties to maintain cool-headedness and restraint, immediately ceasefire, protect civilians, and prevent the situation from worsening,” the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. “The international community must ensure that Israel and Palestine resume peace talks as soon as possible and seek permanent peace.” “China will continue to work with the international community,” he said.
China's Global Times said in an editorial on the 8th, "After the conflict between the two sides intensifies, a hasty decision by the United States and some Western countries to take sides not only does not help solve the problem, but is also likely to be like pouring fuel on a burning house." He said, “It has been proven once again that peace cannot be achieved by pursuing security under the guise of peace through large-scale armed conflict. “We urge the United States and Western countries to stop this practice and participate in the Middle East peace process,” he said.
“Israel’s response to today’s attack will be on a scale that will set back, if not outright torpedo, American efforts toward Saudi-Israeli normalization,” said Amberin Zaman, Middle East analyst at Al-Monitor, a Middle East news website in Washington. First comes war. And these things tend to get out of control,” he said in an X (Twitter) message on the 8th.
For decades, U.S. officials attempted to resolve Palestinian demands by promoting diplomatic negotiations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, which failed under the Trump administration when Palestine was completely excluded and became a $50 billion development fund offensive, and later under the Biden administration, diplomatic normalization led to Palestinian support. Exclusion of representatives continued.
NYT said, “Failed to make progress on this (Israeli-Saudi diplomacy), the main diplomatic effort in the Middle East under the Trump and Biden administrations was to promote normalization between Israel and Arab countries, and Palestinian officials and representatives did not play a substantive role in the talks. “I didn’t,” he said on the 8th.
The Trump Republican regime isolated and repressed what it saw as an intractable problem for the Palestinian people in a deal in the form of the "Abraham Accords" between some American and Israeli officials and Arab leaders, in the same way it developed a fund that it sought to apply to North Korea's Kim Jong-un regime. The development of a fund was suggested by former President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a White House adviser who attempted to conclude the agreement as a Jew, as it would help strengthen the agreement.
Kushner left for the Middle East after briefly attending the North Korea-US summit in Panmunjom, and former President Trump released a photo of his daughter and Chairman Kim, who were present with Chairman Kim Jong-un, and National Security Advisor Bolton, who clashed with this, left alone on a plane to Australia immediately afterward. did.
The NYT said critics said, “This was the crux of the problem, one of the reasons the United States and Israel were blind to the Hamas attack on the 7th,” adding, “The crowds of civilians in Gaza cheering Hamas fighters were a sign of antipathy among Palestinians.” “It highlighted hostility to Israel, a hostility that American Israeli-Arab officials have tried to ignore for years as they pushed for normalization talks, and hostility to what the Biden administration has called ‘regional integration.’”
Trump's Moon Jae-in regime, which applied Kushner's 'fund development' to North Korea, used the method of developing a fund excluding Palestinian residents in North Korea's development as 'force-based, peace-based military reinforcement pressure' and the corresponding 'bright future for North Korean people' blueprint as a promotional CD to the Singapore leader. It was provided to North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un at the meeting.
The Yoon Seok-yeol regime later added ‘the end of the North Korean regime’ to the Trump regime’s ‘separation of North Korean residents’ and ‘peace through force’ strategies.
Russian President Putin and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un held a summit meeting at Vostochny Cosmodrome in Amur Oblast, Russia, on the 13th of last month.
On the 5th, the U.S. CBS quoted an anonymous U.S. official as saying, “North Korea has begun transferring artillery-related weapons to Russia.” “Is the weapons North Korea is transferring to Russia part of a new long-term supply chain or a limited-scale shipment? “It’s not clear,” he said.
The Dong-A Ilbo reported on the 6th that "Beyond Parallel," a North Korean site affiliated with the U.S. think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), analyzed satellite photos taken the day before, showing North Korea's Duman River railway facility (Dumang River Station) in the border area with Russia. It was reported on the 8th that a total of 73 tracked vehicles were captured, and that “the highest number of tracked vehicles spotted in this area over the past five years was about 20.”