Palestine triumphs

It can be said in summary that Palestine is finally victorious, after long decades of historical injustice that has befallen it and its people, not only as a result of the establishment of the State of Israel in its place or on its ruins, nor merely due to the killing of tens of thousands of its people in 1948 and the displacement of hundreds of thousands from their homeland, but also due to the failure to establish a State of Palestine alongside the State of Israel, according to the partition resolution, neither in 1948 nor in the entire period that followed, which kept the flames of conflict burning. This was the reason for the outbreak of several wars over the past decades, and finally, we hope it will be the last, the current Israeli genocide, which the world has not seen the like of since World War II, and which has claimed the lives of more than 10% of the population of the Gaza Strip so far. This has revealed the unprecedented extent of Israel's brutality under its far-right government, its army, and its security apparatus, which have shown hostility towards all neighboring countries and peoples, and have dared to clearly and openly declare their goal of reshaping the Middle East by establishing a Greater Israel between the Tigris and Nile rivers, encompassing three complete countries: Palestine, Jordan, and Lebanon, and parts reaching half of Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.

The victory of Palestine, represented by the rush of Western countries, which until yesterday were biased towards Israel, supporting it with all means of power and steadfastness, towards recognizing an independent State of Palestine, carries decisive implications that will indeed change the face and essence of the Middle East. However, of course, not according to what the aggressive far-right Israeli wished, but in favor of a stable and secure Middle East, after the region and the world have realized that the absence of Palestine on the map of independent states has been the cause of all those wars. Its establishment will be the reason for the exact opposite, that is, achieving security and peace in the region that lies at the heart of the world, which is considered vital and very important especially for Western Europe, which needs Middle Eastern energy from oil and gas, and its global trade routes, the Strait of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, and the Suez Canal.

Britain's announcement of its recognition of the State of Palestine, along with Canada, Australia, and Portugal, is considered a resounding event, as it indicates extremely important international political changes regarding the alignments of countries concerning the global conflict over the nature of the world system. Britain, in addition to its role in establishing the State of Israel since the Balfour Declaration, and in the three decades that followed during which it facilitated Jewish immigration as the mandatory power over Palestine, and then helped in the establishment of the Israeli army, where it encouraged the formation of armed Jewish groups (Haganah, Stern, and Irgun), is still a great power economically and militarily, and a permanent member of the Security Council. The most significant implication of its announcement to recognize the State of Palestine is its alignment with France, in what its brave president Emmanuel Macron has been striving to implement regarding the two-state solution for some time, after Britain had been an American Trojan horse in the heart of Europe, to the extent that America encouraged it a few years ago to exit the European Union, which is based on the Franco-German duo, so that it would not emerge from the pocket of American dependency and transform into another international pole.