The Palestinian-Israeli war has broken out again, and the conflict between Israel and Palestine has once again aroused great concern from the international community. The Gaza Strip continues to be subjected to indiscriminate Israeli bombardment, which has resulted in the loss of hundreds of livesAt the same time, Hamas has carried out rocket attacks on several cities in Israel. It is impressive that Hamas has been able to organize an effective counterattack despite the disparity in military power.
At the same time, however, criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to escalate in Israel, and domestic political pressure cannot be ignored. The United States has pressed Israel to stop its strikes so as not to provoke even greater international outrage, but Netanyahu's refusal to stop the military campaign has further intensified international condemnation of Israel.
In addition, the political crisis in Netanyahu has intensified as a domestic court announced that it will resume the corruption trial next week. Some even wonder whether Netanyahu deliberately allowed Hamas to attack in order to deflect domestic contradictions. Against this backdrop, the resumption of the Israeli-Palestinian war has brought about a general reckoning with Netanyahu in Israel, and Netanyahu's political fate has attracted much attention.
At the same time, there are concerns about whether the war will affect the situation in the entire Middle East region, which is a focus of attention.