The number of Palestinian casualties in the Gaza Strip is rapidly increasing due to indiscriminate military attacks by Israeli militants.

According to the Foreign Press, the number of Palestinian deaths in the Gaza Strip has already exceeded more than 14,000.

Since the majority of the victims are innocent civilians, including women and children, denunciations of the murderers are increasing daily.

However, the Israeli belligerents are even more frantic in their killing spree, mobilizing their killing equipment, and are bent on turning the Gaza Strip into a ruin and a complete graveyard for the Palestinian people.

Public opinion is unanimous in asserting that the Israeli belligerents’ frenzy for military violence in the face of unprecedented pressure from the international community is due in part to the blatant intrigues of the United States.

Originally, the problem of the conflict between Palestine and Israel had its beginnings in the United States and other U.S. and European powers.

The U.S. created the conditions for Israel to grow into a poisonous weed that would destroy Middle East peace by having the Second Session of the UN General Assembly adopt the illegal decision to partition Palestine and establish an Arab state and a Jewish state in November 1947. The Israeli government has since then tacitly supported and encouraged the belligerents’ territorial expansionist ambitions whenever they have persisted in their illegal occupation of Palestinian territory, their Jewish settlements, and their village expansion drive.

This has turned the Gaza Strip into a hot spot area in the Middle East, the cradle of the Palestinian popular struggle against the Israeli occupation and to reclaim their stolen lands. The current conflict between Palestine and Israel is an extension of that struggle, for which the United States and Israel are directly responsible.

Despite this, the U.S. is now defending and defending the falsehoods of the Israeli belligerents who are talking about the so-called “self-defense” and causing more armed conflicts.

Lately U.S. President Biden spontaneously said in public that “That is the price of war” for the many Palestinian deaths caused by Israel’s barbaric attacks, and now the U.S. Secretary of State, who foresaw Hamas losing control over the Gaza Strip in the event of Israeli military attacks, didn’t hesitate to list out nonsense looking for”a new ruler of the Gaza Strip.”

Meanwhile, the U.S. is also madly enthusiastic in its military support for Israel, which is on a bloody killing spree.

The ulterior motive of the U.S. is obvious.

The goal is to further cause armed conflict in the Middle East, create an environment for large-scale arms sales, and enrich oneself at the cost of the blood of the Palestinian people. One only has to look at the stock market rally in the U.S. arms industry following the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to see this. The U.S. is also using the escalation of the situation in the Middle East as an excuse to intervene more deeply in regional affairs and establish its dominance over the strategically important region of the Middle East.

To achieve its heinous goals, the U.S. does not care that the blood of innocents flows like water in rivers and that people die in droves in the midst of the screaming carnage.

The true identity of the U.S. as the main culprit in the destruction of peace in the Middle East and as the manipulator behind the barbaric slaughter of civilians is further exposed on the global front, and it is no coincidence that scores of people around the world denounce the U.S. as the strangler of world peace while denouncing”the blood on your hands.”

Through today’s situation in the Middle East, which is spreading even more acrimoniously under U.S. agitation, the world is once again facing the true nature of the evil empire under the guise of”freedom, equality, and human rights.”

The more the U.S. pursues Israel’s belligerents and the more it engages in a frenzy to realize its impure goals, the more its true nature as a disturber of world peace will become apparent, and the more it will be isolated from the international community’s condemnation and rejection of it.

Home Office Reporter Yun Jong Hak

Home Office Reporter Yun Jong Hak