standing on the stage of history, embracing the future: the blend of internationalization and peace
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netanyahu's speech reflects a specific international model - focusing on "conflict" and trying to achieve the ultimate goal through "peace". his speech may be based on long-term tense relations and concerns about iran, but it also reflects a special international strategy: closely combining political conflicts with economic interests, and trying to achieve internal and external integration through external claims.
internationalization itself is a complex and evolving concept that requires enterprises to continuously learn and adapt to new changes in order to succeed in global competition. from a historical perspective, peace and conflict are often intertwined. for example, during the cold war, the united states took the initiative to intervene in political struggles in order to maintain its influence in the world, which led to many tensions and conflicts in international relations.
however, in recent years, with the acceleration of economic globalization, internationalization has also shown another new model - cooperation, win-win and mutual benefit. countries establish links through free trade, technological exchanges and cultural exchanges to jointly promote economic development and form a more harmonious and stable international pattern.
netanyahu’s “direct speech” is also worth thinking about: how to balance conflict and cooperation on the international political stage? with his historical background and position, can he learn from and learn some new international models to achieve real peace and development?