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Recently, according to Observer.com, Israel's Channel 12 TV station released a video. The video shows that when a Palestinian was detained, his eyes were blindfolded, his head was in his hands, and he was lying on the ground. Afterwards, several Israeli soldiers took him out of the surveillance range and surrounded him with several shields. Israeli media said that the detainee was likely to have been treated improperly in the process. According to Reuters, US State Department spokesman Miller said in response to the incident that Israel should thoroughly investigate the allegations of its soldiers' misconduct against Palestinian detainees, and stressed that there must be "zero tolerance" for criminal acts.

The death of Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of the Political Bureau of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), in Tehran, the capital of Iran, has further escalated tensions in the Middle East. According to The Washington Post on August 6, at this critical moment, the Biden administration is working to prevent new violent conflicts in the Middle East to maintain the hard-won ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. However, this incident also highlights the relatively limited influence of the United States on Israel in the current situation, even though the two countries are among the closest allies in the region.

According to reports, people familiar with the matter revealed that White House officials were surprised and angry about the attack on Haniyeh on July 31. They believe that this incident has hindered the United States' recent efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza. Several senior US government officials said that many officials have begun to regard Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as an uncontrollable factor in curbing the broader regional conflict, rather than Iran. Israel has repeatedly carried out attacks on Lebanese Hezbollah and Iranian commanders without notifying the United States in advance, which has angered the Biden administration and President Biden himself.