Joe Biden will talk to PM Netanyahu, said- 'The war in the Middle East has to be stopped'

Israel-Hezbollah War: Recently, there has been a huge increase in tensions between Israel and its neighboring countries. Even after the death of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli attack, the situation is not calming down, and Israeli military operations continue to intensify. Israel has carried out several airstrikes on the bases of extremist group Hezbollah in Lebanon, with Nasrallah's death being considered a major event. Despite this, Israel has not stopped its military attacks and has continued its aggressive stance on other enemy groups in the Middle East.

Biden's statement on peace efforts in the Middle East

Amid this serious situation, US President Joe Biden in his statement has appealed to avoid a full-fledged war in the Middle East. While boarding Air Force One for Washington, Biden said on Sunday that he would soon speak to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said, "We really have to stop this. It is extremely important to prevent the war from escalating in the Middle East." Although Biden did not say when he would talk to Netanyahu, his comments clearly show that the US is trying to avoid a wider conflict.

Big blow to Hezbollah: Nasrallah's death

The death of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli attack is being considered a major setback for this extremist group. Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran, has long been an enemy of Israel and Israel has been monitoring its activities. Nasrallah's death may weaken Hezbollah, but there are few hopes of reducing tensions in the region.

Reacting to this, the US has considered Nasrallah's death an important event, but it has tried to take cautious steps. The US is trying to prevent the conflict between Israel and Hamas from escalating, as this regional conflict could spread to other Iran-backed factions, such as Hezbollah and Houthi rebels.

Israel's attack on Houthi rebels

After Israel's aggression against Hezbollah, the Israeli army has now also attacked the bases of Houthi rebels in Yemen. Houthi rebels, who are active in Yemen and operate with the support of Iran, are considered another big enemy for Israel. On Sunday evening, the Israeli army said that Israel has carried out major airstrikes in the city of Hodeida in Yemen in response to recent attacks on Israel by Yemen's Houthi rebels.

The Israeli attack targeted Yemen's power plants and sea ports, which are considered important centers of operations for the Houthi rebels. This move by Israel shows that it is now targeting its enemies one by one, which includes Hezbollah, Hamas and now Houthi rebels.

Low chances of peace in the Middle East

The situation is getting worse due to these increasing military operations of Israel in the Middle East and aggression against its enemies. Nasrallah's death has certainly weakened Hezbollah, but this incident has further increased the possibility of increasing regional tensions.

Despite US President Biden's appeal for peace, the flames of conflict between Israel and its enemies do not seem to be dying down. Although the US has made efforts to stop this tension, it is clear that Israel is not ready to back down from its aggressive stance against its security and enemies.

In this situation, the prospects for peace in the Middle East seem weak, and it will be interesting to see in the coming days whether the US and the international community are able to prevent this conflict from turning into a full-scale war or not.