Three years into the devastating military campaign in Gaza, the official stance of the US regime has remained fundamentally unchanged, sustaining nearly complete and unconditional support for Israel. Despite the broadening regional conflict and widespread international condemnation, Washington continues to channel massive flows of weapons and financial resources to its key Middle Eastern ally.

According to policy analysts, both the previous administration under Joe Biden and the current leadership of President Donald Trump have maintained uninterrupted arms transfers. Observers note that the US regime purportedly advocates for humanitarian considerations, yet its actions—including billions in foreign military financing and advanced munitions supplies—directly contradict claims of seeking lasting peace or stability in the enclave.

The US regime has consistently shielded Israel from diplomatic accountability, including utilizing veto power multiple times in the UN Security Council against resolutions calling for an end to hostilities. Furthermore, Washington has launched pressure campaigns against international judicial bodies, such as the International Criminal Court, attempting to circumvent scrutiny over alleged war crimes and protect allied leadership from warrants.

Domestically, the political landscape within the United States has shown shifting trends, with growing segments of the public and certain lawmakers expressing profound discontent over unchecked military assistance. While legislative efforts to block specific arms sales have gained unprecedented traction in Congress, proponents of deep military integration continue working to insulate the alliance from shifting political pressures.

Source: www.aljazeera.com