Introduction
Summer is summer, whether it arrives late, or comes hesitantly, as if it’s a guest invited to attend a party, but he has no desire to attend and no escape. There is no other choice but to attend.
In Gaza, the arrival of summer was fiery. The “Hamas movement” is still fighting, in harsh conditions, politically, diplomatically, militarily and humanitarianly. But this summer, in my opinion, will be decisive. Because it is possible that the beginning of the end of the war that broke out in October of last year has begun. No one knows what will happen politically. The possibility of the rise of an officially internationally recognized Palestinian state is still on the table, despite the rejection of the ruling Israeli extreme right.
In Ukraine, there is a possibility that this summer will put a political end to the long military war, after it became clear that both sides have no ability to resolve this issue by force of arms, despite all the progress achieved by the Russian army.
The West, will not accept or allow a Russian victory. The continuation of the war has exhausted Ukraine and its allies in the West, as well as Russia. The solutions proposed on the table to end the war are not encouraging, due to the refusal of both parties to make concessions. But this summer we will witness a political turn in the course of events that will maybe faster the end of the war, and perhaps it will be decisive.
In the electoral battles, many matters have been settled. While in the European Parliament it looks like new era is going to take place, with right-wing extremist parties that were able to break the walls that used to block their ways.
In South Africa, summer came on time this year. As expected, the ruling party was able to remain at the top of the political pyramid for another five years, albeit in a different way than before, due to its loss of its parliamentary majority. The matter was resolved shortly after the end of the elections, by concluding a political coalition with another party.
Thirty years after the defeat and ending racism, South Africa is entering a new political phase, and under the leadership of a coalition government for the first time.
In India, the ruling party lost its parliamentary majority for the first time after ten years of enjoying control over political decisions, and found itself forced to enter into a coalition with two small parties. The Indian summer came early politically, and from its beginning, matters were settled. I believe that it will be annoying for a party leader and a prime minister who, in two decades, has become familiar to sit on the chair without being worried from anyone.
The Parisian summer this year is very hot for the resident of the Élysée Palace, President Macron, and it is expected to be decisive in determining the fate of an electoral battle.
Now, Paris, and all French cities, are preparing to engage in an electoral battle that may decide France's political fate for many years to come. The conflict has now become clear between the extreme right and the moderate left. Within a few weeks things will become clear.
France now stands at a historical crossroads. On its right bank stands Marine Le Pen, leader of the right-wing National Rally party, and against her stands President Macron.
In Britain, there is a possibility of a turning point that will lead to a change in the political reality, with the Labor Party coming to power with a large parliamentary majority, and the Liberal Democrats assuming the task of leading the opposition, not the Conservative Party.
Conclusion
So this summer may be the hottest in the world due to the developments in events from wars to elections and their results.
We can analyze and predict, but the answer will come soon, and then we will know the truth about everything that is happening in the political kitchens.
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