The Palestinian Position on the Jewish-Jewish Conflict (1995-2000) and its Repercussions on the Issues of the Palestinian )Cause, Journal of Palestine Studies source)

Abstract

The United States seeks to control its interests in the Middle East by supporting a structure and giving free rein to countries that oppose it and threaten it with the presence of countries allied with it, such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, and Egypt. The armed forces that are active are the Army of God in Lebanon. The American administration worked to bring it down in various ways after calling it a “terrorist,” including the name of its leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, on the “terrorism” lists and accusing Iran of supporting it financially and militarily, which called for holding the “Group of Eight” summit and the resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly that called for the peace process. After a long period of armed conflict between the two parties, After the failure of the United States of America to subjugate Hezbollah, the Zionist entity withdrew on May 25, 2000 from southern Lebanon without restrictions or conditions, in order to justify its withdrawal and weakness in the face of a party that returned the ball to the Palestinian cause by occupying lands and building new settlements.