Initiator.
Conflicts and the threat of terrorism in the Middle East stem from the intertwined influence of historical, religious, economic, political and other factors. 
As I said earlier, the United States plays an important role in the Middle East, and its actions are mainly economic and military. In order to safeguard its interests and influence in the region, the United States has been trying to exert political and military influence on Middle Eastern countries, and at the same time has provided a large amount of economic assistance to Middle Eastern countries.
U.S. military operations in the Middle East, mainly in the name of fighting terrorism, such as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, have also led to more violence and conflict in the Middle East. The US military intervention in Middle East countries has made the political environment in the Middle East more complicated, and at the same time, it has also intensified the contradictions and conflicts between countries in the region.
Including the new round of military action launched in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict last year, it can be said that the United States also caused it single-handedly.
Today, it is no longer a question of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, but has once again risen to the point of a serious escalation of the situation in the Middle East.
The situation in the Middle East has escalated. On October 27 last year, a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict was launched, and the United States took this opportunity in a vain attempt to whitewash Israel, only talking about Hamas's surprise attack on Israel, not talking about the antecedents, and once stressed that Israel's attack was legitimate self-defense, while Israel pushed the boat down the river, while the Hamas armed forces carried out frenzied "retaliation", the banned use of white phosphorus bombs, as if they did not want money, and also carried out all kinds of indiscriminate bombing, and even hospitals, ambulances, and vehicles transporting humanitarian supplies were blown up.
This makes Iran and Lebanon, which originally wanted to stay out of the situation, no longer have a way to sit idly by, because Israel is simply deceiving people too much.
Then there is what you can see, the Houthis in Yemen intercept merchant ships bound for Israel in the Red Sea, and the interested countries have to be involved. Because the Houthi rebels in Yemen intercepted them in the Red Sea, many shipping companies did not dare to arrange ships to carry out ** transportation on the Red Sea, for fear that if they were not careful, their ships would be seized, which would be troublesome and would affect their economic benefits. 
Then Israel did two things to escalate the situation in the Middle East. One thing is that Israel blew up the number two man in Hamas.
Two things are that Israeli shelling killed four people in the Naqoura area of southern Lebanon, including one from the Lebanese Shiite movement Allah, and injured civilians.
The Hamas armed forces will not say much, and the strength of Israel is huge, only the part of being bullied, but the strength of the Lebanese Allah Party, if it is said to fight alone, I am afraid that the strength of the two sides is comparable.
Moreover, the current situation is that the United States and Western countries contain the Houthis in Yemen, and Israel "handles" the Hamas forces and Allah in Lebanon.
But if there is one more force, the current mutual checks and balances will be broken.
"Castles" are all dismantled from within.
Not long ago, according to the German news agency dpa, a large number of people across Israel took to the streets again,** the country's right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded his resignation over his handling of the war in Gaza.
Keywords: again, disposal, Netanyahu, resignation.
It is reported that last year, Israel was hit by large-scale activities after Netanyahu proposed a controversial reform plan to weaken the judiciary. It wasn't until October 7 last year, after the outbreak of a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, that these activities were suspended for a while, and now they are breaking out again, and it is reported that it is the largest outbreak, mainly because everyone is dissatisfied with Netanyahu's performance in the Gaza war, and not only **, but also demands for a quick resumption of negotiations around the release of more hostages. A resident of the northern Israeli town of Shemona accused Netanyahu of failing to take responsibility for the attack on October 7 last year, according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz. Objectively speaking, it is possible to understand the feelings of these ** people in Israel, after all, they are in a foreign land, and it is their loved ones who are worried about their lives, and Netanyahu only thinks about how to destroy Hamas and occupy the Gaza Strip, but he does not think too much about the lives and safety of the hostages. 
What's more, when Netanyahu ordered the indiscriminate bombing of the Gaza Strip, he certainly didn't think about whether the hostages would be killed, which must have been an important reason why the Israelis**+ forced him to resign.
Netanyahu has calculated a lot, but he didn't count it into the hands of his own people, so when it comes to big things, he will first settle inside, and then outside, like Netanyahu, he can only plant his followers.