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ortağı İsrail’in Ortadoğu güç dengesindeki<br />
‘primus inter pares’ (eşitler arasında birinci)<br />
konumunu sıkı sıkıya muhafaza ettiği biliniyor.<br />
Obama yönetimi, Ortadoğu bölgesinde<br />
Türkiye-Mısır-Suudi Arabistan-İsrail<br />
dengesinde Tahran’a da bazı yeni roller vermekten<br />
kaçınmıyor.<br />
Temsilciler Meclisi’nin Demokrat Parti<br />
azınlık lideri Nancy Pelosi, “Netanyahu,<br />
konuşmasıyla İran’la yürütülen nükleer<br />
müzakerelerin bir parçası olan ABD’nin<br />
zekâsına hakaret etmiştir” açıklamasında<br />
bulundu. Netanyahu’nun ziyareti sonrasında<br />
Cumhuriyetçi Parti mensubu 47 senatör,<br />
iki yıl sonra Barack Obama’nın yerini alacak<br />
olan yeni Başkan’ın Tahran hükümetiyle<br />
varılacak anlaşmayı feshedebileceğini bildiren<br />
bir mektubu İran liderlerine göndermesi,<br />
krizin İran ile ilişkiler boyutunu uluslararası<br />
antlaşmalar hukuku çerçevesinde<br />
sorgulayan bir şüpheyi gün yüzüne çıkardı.<br />
Sonuç olarak, Netanyahu’nun yaptığı ziyaretin<br />
ilişkilere kalıcı zarar vermeyeceği<br />
konusunda Obama’nın yaptığı açıklama<br />
dikkate alındığında, krizin yönetilebilir bir<br />
ABD BAŞKANI<br />
BARACK OBAMA<br />
HALA ORTA DOĞU’DA<br />
BARIŞ IÇIN EN IYI<br />
YOLUN IKI DEVLETLI<br />
ÇÖZÜM OLDUĞUNU<br />
VURGULUYOR.<br />
US PRESIDENT<br />
BARACK OBAMA<br />
STILL BELIEVES THAT<br />
THE BEST WAY TO<br />
REACH A<br />
COMPROMISE IS A<br />
TWO-STATE<br />
SOLUTION.<br />
White House Spokesman Josh Earnest’s<br />
emphasized that the US President Barack<br />
Obama still believes the best way to compromise<br />
is a two-state solution. This statement<br />
indicates that the dissent will remain<br />
in the next term. Stating that he does not<br />
recognize the Palestine state and does not<br />
accept the two-state solution, Netanyahu’s<br />
different attitude towards the USA and UN<br />
may bring completely different solutions<br />
and consensus ways into question.<br />
USA AND THE MIDDLE EAST: CONTINUITY<br />
PRINCIPLE IN THE STRATEGIC ALLIANCE<br />
As is known, it might be said that the US<br />
administration has a positive attitude<br />
towards compromise which will eliminate<br />
the concerns about Iran’s producing nuclear<br />
weapons in the negotiations between<br />
Iran and the ‘P5+1’ countries. The Tehran<br />
administration rejects the claims that they<br />
are planning to produce nuclear weapons,<br />
and demands lifting the embargo urgently<br />
which have been placed by the West for<br />
many years. Perhaps the most concerning<br />
issue for the Obama administration is a<br />
possible breakout in the case of the USA’s<br />
engagement into a war by Israel’s side<br />
against Iran. In <strong>2015</strong>, a 3 billion dollar-military<br />
aid package was sent to the Congress<br />
for Israel. It is known that the White House<br />
preserves Israel’s ‘primus inter pares’ (first<br />
among equals) position in the balance of<br />
power of the Middle East. Obama administration<br />
also gives some new roles to Tehran<br />
in the Turkey-Egypt-Saudi Arabia-Israel<br />
balance in the Middle East region.<br />
“With his speech, Netanyahu insulted the<br />
intelligence of USA which is a party in the<br />
nuclear negotiations with Iran” said Nancy<br />
Pelosi, Democratic Party minority leader of<br />
US House of Representatives. After the<br />
visit of Netanyahu, 47 senators, who are<br />
members of the Republican Party, sent a<br />
letter to Iranian leaders, stating that the<br />
new President who will replace Barack<br />
Obama in two years may repeal the agreement<br />
with the Tehran government. This<br />
letter and statement unearthed a doubt<br />
questioning the magnitude of the crisis<br />
about the relations with Iran within the<br />
framework of the International Law on<br />
Treaties.<br />
In conclusion, regarding Obama’s statement<br />
about the visits made by Netanyahu<br />
will not give a permanent damage to the<br />
relationship, and we can say that the crisis<br />
has become manageable now. At this point,<br />
HAZAR WORLD<br />
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