Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently said that Israel will confront the whole world if necessary.
This statement has attracted widespread attention and controversy. In order to better understand the reasons for Netanyahu's aggressive and hardline policies, as well as the challenges facing Israel and how to survive the state, this article will analyze and discuss these issues.
The reasons behind Netanyahu's aggressiveness and toughness are manifold. First, Israel faces threats and raids from terrorist groups such as Hamas.
Hamas's raid shattered Israel's long-standing military "myth" and forced Netanyahu to take tougher measures to protect the safety of people's lives and property.
Secondly, the same is true for Netanyahu himself's personal reasons.
As Israel's leader, he must shoulder the responsibility of protecting national interests and the security of the people. His tough stance was a sign of his loyalty and responsibility to his country, and a means by which he sought to consolidate his regime.
Israel can survive in the face of geopolitical competition by strengthening its military power and fighting to the death. As a small country surrounded by many hostile neighbors, Israel must demonstrate its military prowess to maintain its security.
Only by being tough to the end can we protect the interests of the state and the lives and property of the people. However, Israel's military might has also come with the burden of its neighbors.
Israel's military strength is unmatched in the Middle East, which makes the surrounding Arab countries face tremendous pressure and challenges.
When the Arab countries unite with the outside world, it will be difficult for Israel to resist the military pressure brought about by the people's war.
In the face of these challenges and pressures, Israel has made efforts to ease the contradictions through diplomatic maneuvers and the establishment of diplomatic relations. They hope to reduce tensions and strive for peace and stability through diplomatic means.
In doing so, they have sought cooperation with various countries to ease tensions in the region. However, the possible integration of the Islamic world with the doctrine and geopolitics of the world, limits Israel's time.
The threats facing Israel come not only from terrorist groups and neighbouring countries, but also from the complex geopolitical landscape associated with the Palestinian question. In the religious and political conflict between Islam and Israel, the path to peace is not easy.