Since the outbreak of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza,** reports show that more than 20,000 homes have been destroyed, more than 17,000 people have been killed, more than 43,000 have been injured, and more than 8,000 are missing. More than 80 per cent of the more than 2.3 million inhabitants are displaced. First, Hamas is isolated.
So far, no country has directly assisted Hamas, not only because of the strong Israeli army and efficient intelligence system, but more importantly, the United States quickly dispatched the aircraft carrier "Eisenhower" and two **, one French ** and carrier-based aircraft to form a complete aircraft carrier strike group to prevent Iran from directly or indirectly intervening in the war. This move has clearly worked, and despite Iran's anger and raising the black flag over the mosque, no real action has been taken. Secondly, Israel took advantage of the situation to expand its territory.
Netanyahu** seized the opportunity with the intention of completely clearing the Gaza Strip and using it to expand its territory. The purpose of this is to take the opportunity to expand the territory and no better excuseThe second is to expel all residents of Gaza and at the same time clear Hamas forces. The road map for Middle East peace originally proposed by the United States has now had to be revised.
There is even speculation that the United States may divide Gaza's 2 million people into four parts, moving 1 million to Egypt, 500,000 to Turkey, 250,000 to Iraq and 250,000 to Yemen. Although these countries are all recipients of US aid, this is only speculation. There are still many irreconcilable contradictions between countries, between nations, and between beliefs. Thirdly, Iran did not participate in the war. Iran is learning Xi the way the United States conducts the most human wars, such as the "Russia-Ukraine war".
They want to pay the minimum price, encourage NATO allies to provide funds and **, and then let Ukraine intervene in the war, benefiting themselves from the back. However, will Iran be able to do it?Apparently not. First, Iran is only a regional hegemon, and now it seems that its influence in the Middle East is no longer dominant. In addition, the League of Arab States is loose and has a long history of infighting. Even if they involve the Lebanese Allah, Yemeni and Syrian forces in the war, it will be only a drop in the bucket.
Because Israel is not afraid of the attacks on these countries, and vows to completely defeat them, destroying them one by one. Finally, there is a lack of cohesion in the Arab countries. The special Arab-Islamic joint summit held in Saudi Arabia on November 11 had high hopes of bringing about a turnaround in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Fifty-seven countries joined the meeting and issued a joint communiqué condemning Israel, calling for a comprehensive ceasefire and pledging assistance to Gaza. However, while this initiative is huge, it lacks practical action.
Israel responded forcefully, deterring these countries by declaring nuclear weapons directly through the United States. UN Secretary-General António Guterres used Article 99 of the UN Charter to call on the five permanent members to intervene in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and achieve a comprehensive ceasefire. This is the first time that this provision has been invoked since 1971. The current Secretary-General of the United Nations is in a difficult position, usually a symbolic role, but this year he faces enormous challenges. He needs to go to the front line in person, deliver aid to Gaza, and face the accusations of the UN General Assembly.
However, if he can achieve this goal, he will achieve something extraordinary, and his status will surely surpass that of his predecessor, Secretary-General Kofi Annan