Recently, the situation in the Palestinian-Israeli region has undergone a completely new change. Both Palestine and Israel are mired in civil strife, making the Israeli-Palestinian conflict even more complicated. The following is a detailed analysis of the situation. Israel: The Israeli military announced that 489 soldiers had been killed, however, the internal strife in the country has raised concerns among Israel's Herzog. Herzog issued a stern warning to his own population. Despite the continued fighting, the Israeli army has not made substantial progress and has suffered losses. There are clear indications that the Israeli military has deliberately downgraded the number of killed. According to Israeli newspapers, more than 5,000 Israeli army and police forces were injured.
Based on this data, it is inferred that the Israeli army's combat casualties should be at least 1,200, and it is unlikely that it will be less than 500, as the Israeli military has announced. The Israeli population is deeply unhappy with Netanyahu's approach. Israel** fears that the continuation of the internal conflict will inevitably affect Israel's front-line operations. Herzog hopes that Israel will not argue about the rights and wrongs of the October 6 Hamas attacks, but instead call on the entire nation to unite and resolutely eliminate Hamas. The continued deterioration of the internal situation in Israel is bound to be beneficial to Palestine. However, the situation on the Palestinian side also appears to be bleak, as the population in Gaza has begun to oppose Hamas.
The fact that some Gazans have begun to oppose Hamas's practices is a sign that there are also divisions within the Palestinians. Hamas sparked outrage when it shot and wounded a man collecting aid supplies in Gaza. The incident exposed Hamas's treatment of the population and exacerbated discontent. The shortage of goods in Gaza has left people hungry for a relatively normal life, and they are in dire need of basic necessities. The international community has been providing assistance to Gaza, but despite this, the lives of the population have not improved. In addition to the Israeli blockade, Hamas has its own problems.
Hamas's resolute resistance to Israeli aggression is commendable, but it must also recognize that Hamas has some mistakes and limitations. Hamas's attitude towards the population is particularly prominent. In this case, for example, public information shows that people in Gaza need to get permission from Hamas to get supplies. However, instead of distributing supplies to the population in a timely manner, Hamas hoarded them. Since people can't get the supplies they need, they have to go to the supply points on their own to get them. This behavior of Hamas is nothing short of a betrayal of the people, which has led to the ** within Gaza.
As a result, the international community seems more inclined to help Fatah, another faction in Palestine. Hamas's own limitations have contributed to this situation. Hamas needs to put the needs of the people at the forefront and win the support of the Palestinian people in every way. In terms of material distribution, Hamas should be more generous and let the Palestinian people receive real help to solve their urgent living needs. If Hamas fails to solve this problem, then their future struggle will be extremely difficult.
Hamas, as a radical wing of the Palestinian resistance army, will have to change some of its practices, especially in its interactions with the population, if it is to play a major role in Palestinian politics in the future. Therefore, it is understandable that the Palestinian population is dissatisfied with Hamas, because their basic livelihood is threatened, and it is only natural that they are in dire need of relief supplies. Therefore, Hamas's provision of material aid is a natural move.