The conflict in Gaza and the death of its inhabitants have attracted widespread attention and accusations from the international community, and Israel has become a "killer". Although the United States is a big backer of Israel, Israel has not fully listened to the United States on the issue of post-war planning in Gaza. The United States offered the Palestinian National Authority to take over the Gaza Strip and negotiate the border, but Israel rejected the offer. The Israeli Prime Minister stressed that while grateful for the support of the United States, there are significant differences between Israel and the United States on the issue of post-war planning in Gaza.
On the other hand, under the pretext of its own security, Israel has stated that even if the conflict ends, it will not completely withdraw from Gaza, but will guarantee security on the ground. However, this is in fact an attempt to occupy Gaza and to try to take control of this land that does not belong to it. However, there is zero tolerance in the international community for Israel's occupation of Gaza. Israel's obstinence on occupying Gaza would lead to a loss of image in the international community, with accusations of violations of international law, human rights violations and unjustified military operations. This will make Israel increasingly isolated in the international community and further exacerbate tensions between Israel and Arab and Muslim countries.
1.Economic pressure: Israel's occupation of Gaza requires a significant investment of military and economic resources. The prolonged occupation of Gaza would put Israel under enormous economic pressure and affect its economic development. In addition, the international community may impose economic sanctions on Israel, no longer maintain economic ties with Israel, and no longer provide technical support to Israel, further exacerbating Israel's economic difficulties.
2.Legal risk: Israel's occupation of Gaza could trigger an investigation and prosecution by the International Criminal Court. The possibility of the International Criminal Court prosecuting Israeli political and military leaders involved in the occupation of Gaza on charges such as "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity" puts Israel at serious legal risk.
3.Security threats: Israel's occupation of Gaza may trigger revolt and retaliation by Palestinians and other Arab countries, in the form of terrorist attacks, rocket attacks, etc., which will worsen Israel's security situation. At the same time, the occupation of Gaza could also spark a surge of anti-war sentiment in Israel, exacerbating political divisions within the country.
4.Diplomatic dilemma: Israel's insistence on occupying Gaza could lead to diplomatic tensions with many countries. Some countries may choose to sever diplomatic relations with Israel or downgrade diplomatic relations as a sign of their support for Israel's occupation of Gaza. This will make Israel face more challenges in the diplomatic field.
5.Religious conflicts: The Gaza region is considered a holy place by many, and Israel's occupation may be perceived by Muslims as an invasion of religious beliefs, triggering religious tensions and conflicts, and exacerbating tensions between Israel and the Muslim world.
Israel and the United States have major differences in post-war planning for Gaza. Israel's insistence on occupying Gaza in an attempt to take control of the land would lead to a tarnishing image in the international community, putting the economy under enormous strain, exposing itself to legal risks, deteriorating the security situation, and potentially triggering diplomatic and religious conflicts. Therefore, Israel should seriously consider and weigh the pros and cons, and work with the United States and the international community to find suitable solutions to achieve lasting peace and stability. Only on the basis of mutual respect and dialogue on an equal footing can we find a win-win situation and bring about a better future for the people of Gaza.