A kind of ending of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel's tricks!Danger and revenge in Egypt!
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has developed into a war and a ceasefire between the two sides, so is there any other way to solve this problem in the future?Did the Israelites have any intrigues?Of course there is, and it seems to me that Israel may want to drive the Palestinians in Gaza to the southwest, which is Egypt. What happens after that?
First, Egypt also built walls.
As we all know, Israel has built a long wall around Gaza, and the wall is very tight, not only with a wall, but also with all kinds of precautionary measures, turning Gaza into one of the largest prisons in the world.
So the Gazans want to come to Israel through the wall, which is impossible, and unlike what everyone thinks, Egypt actually built the wall, and in the place where Egypt borders the Gaza region, Egypt also built a high wall, which is also to prevent the Gazans from coming to Egypt through this place.
Second, can Egypt hold back?
Why is Egypt reluctant to accept Gaza refugees?Egypt's economy is actually very poor. Egypt is a secular regime, and he actually has a hard time, on the one hand, he has to suppress the religious forces in his own country. On the other hand, it is necessary to develop the economy, and the army occupies a lot of resources in the country.
Egypt is often short of money at home, and they have historically been the most fierce opponents of Israel, and then signed a settlement agreement with Israel. Later, he ceded land to Saudi Arabia. And then repeated horizontal jumps, the key problem is that there is no money in the country.
This time, Israel also played a trick by driving the people of Gaza as far south as possible. And very attractive conditions were offered to the Egyptians, such as forgiveness of some debts, for example, to give some aid, for example, to give loans. There is no way, let people run south, if one day the wall between Egypt and Gaza is torn down, then the refugees will come in spontaneously. Egypt knows this and simply cannot afford to support these people. That's why I have been refusing to let go.
Third, it may be eaten back in the long run.
If Israel pushes through such a plan, I think it might succeed. However, any decision has a cost, and this wave of Israel may push refugees to Egypt, but in the future, note that Egypt's population has now exceeded 100 million.
Israel is now driving Hamas to drive the Palestinians to Egypt and mess up Egypt. Then if Egypt can't hold on in the future, there may be war, there may be chaos, but it will be long enough. They may put together a unified regime, and the source of the pain will be on Israel's head.
In a few years' time, Israel may face the enmity of 100 million Muslims. However, Israel is now also taking one step at a time, and it can't take care of so much.