Author: Ouyang Lin.
Israel's indiscriminate killing of civilians in Gaza, which has led to the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians in Gaza, has sparked international outrage, and more and more countries and organizations have sided with Israel. Today, behind Hamas stands the Houthis and Shiite states and groups such as Iran, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, which have chosen to join Hamas in their fight against Israel.
First, Hamas is fighting more and more in Gaza.
At present, Israel's progress in the Gaza Strip is not smooth, more than 300 Israeli officers and soldiers have been killed, nearly 10,000 people have been injured, including six brigade commanders killed in battle, Hamas is becoming more and more courageous, and the "little bully of the Middle East" who is rampaging in Gaza has finally been violently counterattacked, so that the Israeli authorities have begun to reflect on the real gains and losses on the battlefield in Gaza.
Second, Yemen's Houthi rebels are actively responding to Hamas.
In the Red Sea, due to the frequent attacks by the Houthis on Israeli merchant ships, the four major international shipping giants have abandoned the Red Sea routes, which will have a huge impact on the world.
The Houthis opened a naval front in the Red Sea, inflicting even greater losses on Israel, and the United States began to form an "anti-Yemeni coalition." According to **, the United States is ready to strike at the Houthis.
The Houthis are formidable, occupy half of Yemen's territory and have hundreds of thousands of well-equipped ground troops, far from being comparable to Hamas, Allah and other forces.
The Red Sea is very narrow, with the Mandab Strait only 30 kilometers wide, just off the edge of Yemen, and can be covered by Houthi missiles and drones. As long as Israeli merchant ships enter, it will be a catch in the urn for the Houthis.
What is even more alarming to Israel is that the Houthis are still mobilizing their entire forces, stepping up training and preparing to send troops to Gaza to help the Hamas forces fighting hard in Gaza.
Third, the Lebanese Allah party in the north storms Israel.
In addition to the heroic resistance of Hamas in Gaza, which has frustrated Israel's plan to take and occupy Gaza in a quick and decisive way, Israel also has to face a northern attack by Lebanese Allah forces, which has made Israel, which is already mired in a protracted war, even worse.
4. The Roman Catholic Pope denounces Israel.
Recently, even Pope Francis, a Roman Catholic Catholic who is influential in the West, joined the camp of criticizing Israel, and at a press conference at the Vatican, he strongly condemned Israel's actions in the Gaza Strip, calling Israel "terrorism".
Fifth, Malaysia has finally made a move on Israel.
At the same time, Malaysia also announced a bombshell decision, in view of the Israeli killing spree in Gaza, Malaysia decided to ban all Israeli ships from docking at its ports.
Actually, yes, it's time for Malaysia to take action. In Asia, the Houthis echoed each other and launched a naval war against Israel.
Although Malaysia is not a Middle Eastern country, Malaysia ignored the warnings of the United States and Israel and directly attacked Israel at sea.
Malaysia's ban on all Israeli-flagged merchant ships calling at Malaysian ports shows that the international community is no longer standing idly by and watching the Palestinian-Israeli situation, but is a bombshell signal of righteous action.
6. Iran has also launched operations against the United States and Israel.
What makes Israel and the United States feel even more imminent is that after the three US aircraft carriers advanced into the Middle East, Israel's sworn enemies in the Middle East, Iran and the Houthis, launched operations at the same time, and have begun to prepare for a hand-to-hand battle with the United States and Israel.
Israel's repeated air strikes on pro-Iranian forces in Syria and Lebanon have also thoroughly angered Iran, and Iran has begun to deploy troops in the Middle East while vigorously instigating Lebanese Allah and Houthi forces to launch an offensive against Israel.
According to Al Jazeera, a large number of Iranian soldiers have entered Lebanon and have arrived at the Lebanese-Israeli border in response to a possible sudden Israeli military operation against Lebanon.
Seventh, the current United States is in a dilemma, and it is difficult to ride a tiger.
Recently, Yemen's Houthi operations in the Red Sea have really made it difficult for the United States to ride the tiger.
If you don't fight, you will be exported by the Houthis every day, humiliated in all kinds of ways, and you will have to exchange missiles for their cheap drones. With the current national strength of the United States, it can only plunge headlong into the Middle East, let alone think of it, and the entire US and Western blocs will be terrified.
In order to protect Israeli merchant ships, the United States called on various countries to set up a multinational coalition to escort Israel in the Red Sea. But what slaps us in the face is that not only are there few participants in the Middle East, but America's Western allies have collectively ignored the call of the United States, leaving the United States and Israel alone in the Red Sea.