Israeli Defense Minister Gallant recently revealed after talks with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin that Israel plans to gradually transition to the next stage, and may shift its targets to the southern region after the northern Gaza Strip. This operation shows that Israel is planning a "clean-up operation" in the south, which will lead to the fate of millions of civilians in the south facing the fate of deportation again. However, with most civilians already expelled and Gaza an "empty city", concerns have been raised about its future fate. Will there be intentions to occupy the city?This becomes a real problem.
Against the backdrop of tensions in Gaza, Chinese spokesman Wang Wenbin said that China opposes Israel's establishment of settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories and opposes unilateral changes to the status quo of Jerusalem and historical formation. China has always maintained that the status issue of Jerusalem should be resolved through negotiations between the parties in accordance with the relevant United Nations resolutions. Wang Wenbin pointed out that under the current situation, all parties should be cautious in their words and deeds, and avoid taking actions that may lead to escalation or even loss of control. China made it clear that it "does not support the occupation", which was seen as a positive signal for Gaza. In addition, the United States, Russia, China, and France, which are members of the UN Security Council, have unanimously expressed their dissatisfaction with Israel's bombing of civilians and stressed that Gaza must be restored after the war and cannot be taken over by Israel.
However, some politicians have questioned whether the differences between the United States and Israel are real, speculating that the United States is only pressuring Netanyahu to gain political prestige internationally. They believe that by the end of the war in Gaza, the United States may turn a blind eye to the Israeli garrison or support Israel's "hybrid governance" program. As a result, Gaza could become the next Jerusalem. In this regard, there are comments that "the purpose of Israel's attack on Gaza is clear, and Netanyahu's only goal is to occupy the city." Will the United States stop Israel in the future?The relationship between the two countries is already close, so we should look at their actual actions, not empty words. ”
The situation in the Gaza Strip has been a matter of great concern, with different views and positions expressed on Israel's actions. In such a complex environment, I believe that there are three aspects that should be emphasized.
First, humanitarian concerns. The Gaza Strip is a highly congested and resource-poor area, and the living conditions of civilians are already very difficult. Both Israeli military action and Palestinian resistance could inflict enormous suffering and losses on the civilian population. Therefore, all parties should take measures to ensure the safety of civilians and the arrival of humanitarian assistance and to reduce tensions on the ground.
Secondly, the responsibility of the international community. The conflict in the Gaza Strip not only affects the lives of the local population, but also threatens to trigger instability and instability in the region. As a member of the international community, each country should shoulder its responsibilities to move the peace process forward and to promote dialogue and negotiation through various means to resolve outstanding issues.
Finally, the importance of nonviolent solutions. Acts of violence only exacerbate the escalation of the conflict and fail to solve the substantive problems. All parties should seek ways to resolve disputes through dialogue and negotiation and achieve peace and stability through mutual respect and compromise.
While paying attention to the situation in Gaza, we should also reflect on our own situation. Peace and stability are the goals pursued by every country and region. We, as ordinary people, can provide a little support and hope to the residents of the Gaza Strip through our attention and solidarity. Whether it's through donations, volunteering, or being aware of the difference and impact each of us can have, we can all contribute to world peace.
Ultimately, I hope that efforts will be made to achieve the goal of peace and stability in the Gaza Strip through the efforts and common will of all parties. It is everyone's responsibility to contribute to peace and stability so that the inhabitants of Gaza can live a stable and happy life.