"The soft are afraid of the hard, and the hard are afraid of the dead", this is a true portrayal of a fierce conflict. Hamas, nicknamed the "Slipper Army", has given the Israeli army a headache with its fearless momentum, and now the Slipper Army is also poised to enter the war. According to the Russian Satellite News Agency on December 21**, Houthi Politburo member Huzam al-Assad said on the 20th that in order to support the people of Gaza, "we have carried out a general mobilization" and "opened training camps in all provinces, and tens of thousands of young people have volunteered to learn military skills." Some of the combat teams have completed their training and are qualified armed personnel to travel to Gaza "to take part in military operations against the Israeli invasion".
This Houthi armed force, nicknamed the "Slipper Army", is active in Yemen, and with its firm faith and rudimentary equipment, it has made the Yemeni ** army lose its armor, and the "American Armed Army" of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates has been defeated one after another, showing amazing combat effectiveness. At the same time, Israel's Herzog said on the same day that Israel is "willing to reach a new interim truce agreement with Hamas", "Israel is ready to implement a humanitarian moratorium", and is willing to provide "additional humanitarian assistance".
It is worth noting that Israel has always been known for its refusal to cease fire, and not long ago it killed three innocent hostages in the clashes without regard for the safety of the hostages. Israel's strategic objectives are focused on two main areas, one is the "complete eradication" of Hamas, and the other is the annexation of Gaza. The security of the hostages does not seem to be a priority for Israel, but more important is the achievement of these two strategic objectives. That is why Israel has been a staunch opponent of the ceasefire, has repeatedly called for the prolongation of the conflict and carried out indiscriminate bombing, demonstrating a disregard for the safety of the hostages.
This time, Israel suddenly proposed a "willing ceasefire" and expressed its willingness to provide "additional humanitarian assistance", which is obviously under tremendous external pressure. First of all, pressure from the "international**". As of the 20th of this month, Israeli forces have killed about 20,000 people in the Gaza Strip, including about 8,000 children and more than 6,000 women, who account for 70% of the deaths. China and other countries have repeatedly called for an "immediate ceasefire" between Palestine and Israel at the United Nations, and accused Israel of acting far beyond the bottom line of international law and humanity. The United States has also felt the political and political pressure from the international community under repeated pressure, forcing Israel to make a decision to cease fire.
Secondly, the Houthis frequently attacked cargo ships in various countries in the Red Sea, which led to a serious impact on the global ** and energy flows, but the spearhead was pointed at Israel. Recently, Houthi ballistic missiles struck a number of cargo ships "bound for Israel", causing "chaos" in international shipping. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait passes through nearly 8.8 million barrels of oil and 1With 200 million cubic meters of liquefied natural gas, more than 17,000 ships pass through this area every year. Despite the chaos caused by the Houthis' actions, the truth remains that the root of the problem lies in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Houthis' indiscriminate missile firing has intensified the international community's accusations against Israel and pressure it to "cease fire immediately."
Finally, the possibility of direct Houthi entry into Gaza has made Israel feel even more threatened. The large number of civilian ships in the Red Sea and the dense tunnels along the Egyptian border with Gaza have opened up the possibility for the Houthis to enter Gaza. Even if they cannot enter directly, they can reinforce Allah in Lebanon through other channels and further intensify their offensive in the north to contain the Israeli army. All of these factors have put a lot of pressure on Israel to opt for a "truce", which is in fact a "choice of desperation" in order to ease the pressure and allow Hamas to replenish its power in the event of a resumption of conflict.
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