"Israel is bombing Gaza indiscriminately, and the ace troops have suffered serious losses, will this war have to continue?”
It's a heart-wrenching moment, as Israel's frenzied offensive in Gaza raises questions about whether this war is really necessary and worth continuing. Not long ago, the IDF's ace unit, the Golani Brigade, suffered a heavy blow in this ground operation, losing a quarter of its strength and killing at least 82 officers and soldiers, including the brigade commander, Colonel Izzat bin Basat, who died heroically in the battle.
All this makes people wonder if this war is still worth continuingOne might think that this is just a small part of the sacrifice in the war, but the news from Gaza, and the heartbreak and ** on social **, make it impossible to ignore the brutality of this war and the suffering of innocent people.
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The Shajayye neighbourhood, east of Gaza City, has become the focal point of the war. The Israeli army had just declared full "military control" of the area on the 20th, and on the 21st announced that the Golani Brigade was withdrawing. It was a jaw-dropping result, and the retreat came after heavy losses. A large force of the Golani Brigade was reportedly ambushed in the Shah Jayye neighbourhood, followed by repeated ambushes by reinforcements, resulting in the deaths of a total of 10 soldiers, including a colonel. This kind of scene makes one wonder if there is a need for this war to continue
In fact, this retreat has also attracted widespread attention and questioning. Some netizens said, "The ace troops of the Israeli army have been hit so hard, can they continue to fight?""Some people are beginning to think seriously about whether Israel should stop and reconsider their actions.
Next, let's take a closer look at the reality of this war. First, Israel's ground military forces are clearly insufficient. In this battle, the Israeli army's might did not give them the upper hand in the ground battle, but suffered heavy losses. Although the Palestinians are backward in terms of equipment, their obvious superiority in numbers, coupled with strong resistance to indiscriminate attacks, has put Israel in a bitter battle in the ground war.
Secondly, the attitude of the international ** has also changed dramatically. From the initial sympathy, to yesterday's condemnation, to today's substantive support, the attitude of the international community has been turned upside down. This change is not only being seen in Arab countries, but also in the United States and Western countries re-examining Israel's actions. In this international upsurge, Israel may have to reconsider its approach and intensity.
Finally, geopolitics has become a big test of this war. Israel is surrounded by Arab countries, and these Arab countries are uniting as a force to be reckoned with. Although Israel has the support of the United States and the West, in this case, the support of the United States and the West seems to be difficult to solve the real problems they face.
Overall, taking into account the above three factors, we may be able to preliminarily judge that it is more likely that Israel will stop large-scale ground warfare before the arrival of the Chinese New Year. The most important thing now is not to endlessly expand the gains, but to find alliances to stabilize today's gains and avoid further sinking.
The brutality of this war and the suffering of innocent people are palpable, and we cannot turn a blind eye to it. As members of the international community, we should call for a truce to avoid further human lives. Perhaps, when we are truly on the front lines of this war, we can understand more deeply the horror and ruthlessness of war. I hope that in the future, the world will be more peaceful, there will be no more bloody wars like this, and no more innocent lives will be taken away.