Middle East: As the Israeli enemy continues its breaches of the fragile ceasefire in Gaza and escalates pressure along Lebanon’s southern border, political and human rights experts across the region are warning that the so-called “peace guarantees” have collapsed under US protection and Arab complacency. 

Analysts say the entity's unchecked aggression — from daily bombings to political coercion — reflects a broader American-Israeli strategy to freeze regional conflicts in ways that preserve occupation gains and undermine resistance movements.

Rights Experts: Ceasefire Collapsing Under Israeli Aggression and International Complicity

Palestinian human rights voices are sounding the alarm over the Israeli enemy’s ongoing violations of the Gaza ceasefire, accusing the so-called guarantor states and international mediators of failing to restrain the entity’s military and political excesses.

Ziyad al-Hammouri, director of the Al-Quds Center for Social and Economic Rights, said in an interview with Al-Masirah TV that “the occupying entity has always been treated with exceptional leniency.” At the same time, its US sponsor remains “the real guarantor of impunity.”

“In every past agreement,” he said, “the Zionist entity was given freedom to act without consequence. The supposed guarantors — America, France, and regional partners — were either powerless or complicit.”

Al-Hammouri noted that the Israeli enemy's warplanes continue to bombard civilians daily, calling the attacks a “campaign of terror that aims to intimidate families rather than achieve any military goal.”

He confirmed that his center has documented and submitted detailed reports on all recorded violations to mediators, but lamented that “none have led to real pressure on the occupation.”

“This selective international silence entrenches impunity,” he warned, “and renders ceasefire agreements nothing more than slogans covering up continued crimes.”

Researcher: Global Hypocrisy Shields Israeli Enemy’s Crimes Against Civilians and the Dead

Walid Muhammad Ali, a Palestinian academic and political researcher, condemned the “flagrant hypocrisy” from international institutions dealing with Palestinian suffering.

“This world does not see us as equals,” he said. “They recognize every right for the Zionist while denying our basic humanity.”

He accused Western powers of pressuring Gaza’s families to exchange the remains of missing Israelis for food or aid, while thousands of Palestinian bodies remain unaccounted for or mutilated.

“Some of the returned bodies were disfigured or missing organs,” Ali stated, suggesting “systematic desecration and possible organ theft — crimes no court dares to investigate.”

Ali stressed that “as long as we remain weak and dependent, the enemy will persist without restraint,” arguing that “the only path to justice is through empowerment and resistance, not pleas to a biased world.”

An‘am: The Zionist Entity Is a Cancer That Cannot Survive the Spirit of the Qur’an

Senior Yemeni political adviser Mohammed Taher An‘am framed the Palestinian cause as a deeply religious and existential battle.

“The Zionist entity cannot survive on our land,” he said, “and must be expelled — its settlers must return to where they came from in Europe and America.”

He asserted that the conflict transcends politics and represents a divine test of endurance and faith.

“The Zionists do not want peace or coexistence. Their leaders, from Netanyahu downward, speak openly of expansion and domination.”

An‘am emphasized that the struggle against occupation “will continue until the complete liberation of Palestine,” urging Muslims to “hold fast to the Qur’an as their source of strength and victory.”

Analysts: US Pressure Aims to Freeze Conflicts in Favor of Israeli Enemy's Security

Strategic analyst Ali Hamiyah said Washington’s current agenda in the Middle East seeks not peace but containment — a managed stalemate that preserves the Israeli enemy’s military advantage.

“The US wants to freeze the conflict under conditions that guarantee the Israeli enemy's security,” he explained, “and deny resistance movements any political or field gains.”

Hamiyah noted that Washington, facing internal crises and foreign policy fatigue, is resorting to “remote control” tactics through regional proxies to shape the postwar landscape.

He warned that expanding so-called “technical committees” between Lebanon and the Israeli enemy is “a disguised attempt to undermine sovereignty and impose preconditions for future negotiations.”

“Any talk of disarming the resistance,” he said, “is a sovereign concession Lebanon cannot afford.”

Military Expert: Israeli Enemy Using Border Tensions to Force Lebanon into Submission

Lebanese retired general Ali Abi Radd echoed that assessment, accusing the Israeli enemy of waging a “calculated pressure campaign” along the southern border to coerce Beirut into humiliating negotiations.

“These daily violations are not random,” he said. “They are designed to drag Lebanon into direct talks under US supervision after the Israeli enemy failed to impose its terms militarily.”

Abi Radd said US officials’ recent remarks, including one suggesting Lebanon’s president “simply call Netanyahu,” reveal “Washington’s arrogance and disregard for Lebanese sovereignty.”

He commended Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri’s rejection of attempts to insert civilians into border coordination mechanisms, warning that “mixing political and military tracks only serves the Israeli enemy's goals.”

The pattern across Gaza and Lebanon reflects a wider regional dynamic: Zionists' escalation under US cover, coupled with Arab and international paralysis.

Analysts say the so-called “guarantor states” have shifted from restraining the occupation to managing its narrative — normalizing violations under the banner of ceasefire “implementation.”

From Gaza’s bombed neighborhoods to Lebanon’s tense frontier, the message from rights advocates and resistance analysts is the same: Without deterrence, the Israeli enemy's acts with impunity — and without strength, justice remains a promise deferred.

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