Israel has decided to adopt a new tactical approach to the armed group "Hamas" by injecting seawater to destroy the system of underground passages in Gaza. These underground passages are not only hiding places for Hamas militants, but are also used to store ** and food, hold hostages, and civilians to hide from air strikes. Israel believes that the destruction of these tunnels is of great significance in the fight against Hamas.
This decision has sparked strong condemnation from the international community. The United Nations has launched an appeal for Israel to immediately cease its military operations. Many countries have also expressed concern and concern that this action will bring more suffering to the civilian population in Gaza. Despite this, Israel has firmly stated that they will not be affected by the pressure and interference of the international community and that they will continue to pursue their military goals.
Israel's "watering the tunnels" campaign has brought with it a range of possible consequences, not only in terms of politics and diplomacy, but also in terms of repercussions within Israel.
1.Political and diplomatic risks: Israel's assault on Gaza could lead to increased international condemnation and criticism of Israel, further isolating Israel. Such isolation could have serious implications for Israel's security and economy. In addition, relations with neighboring countries could also be strained, further exacerbating tensions in the region.
2.Military risks: Israel's military actions could trigger retaliatory attacks by other armed groups in the Middle East, further exacerbating the conflict situation. This could bring rockets and other forms of attacks to Israel itself, posing a serious threat to the lives and security of the Israeli population. In addition, the military operation itself could lead to the loss of personnel** and equipment of the Israeli army.
3.Economic risk: Military operations could lead to the economic collapse of the Gaza region, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. This will lead to more refugees fleeing the Gaza Strip, creating a refugee crisis and economic pressure on Europe. At the same time, Israel's own economy will also be affected, as they will need to bear the cost of military equipment and the cost of the war.
Netanyahu** is under tremendous pressure and testing. They must strike a balance between the goals of the war and the pressure of the international community. Although Netanyahu has said that he will not compromise with any country and will not succumb to international pressure, he must recognize that the condemnation and isolation of the international community could have serious consequences for Israel.
Netanyahu** needs to carefully assess the current situation and risks in order to make informed decisions. They need to take into account the opinions of the domestic population and avoid further domestic public opinion. At the same time, they need to take responsibility for the safety and well-being of civilians in Gaza, and minimize the number of innocent people.
Israel's military action to destroy the underground passage system in Gaza has provoked strong condemnation from the international community and could lead to political, diplomatic, military and economic risks. Netanyahu** faces tremendous pressure and testing to find a balance between domestic public opinion, war goals and pressure from the international community, and make informed decisions. Israel's military operations not only affect the people of Gaza, but also pose potential risks and challenges to Israel itself. Under such circumstances, peaceful negotiations and a political settlement are the fundamental way to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the international community should intensify its good offices efforts to bring the parties back to the track of peace.