When the IDF's military operation in the Gaza Strip failed to achieve significant results, public opinion in Israel began to gradually spiral out of control. A few days ago, Tel Aviv, Israel's second largest city, once again saw a demonstration of more than 20,000 people, and at the same time, Netanyahu's residence was also "surrounded" by demonstrators. According to the organizers of the event, the purpose of their demonstration is clear, that is, to demand that Netanyahu ** immediately hold a general election, to put it bluntly, he wants Netanyahu to hurry**.
As for why so many Israelis want Netanyahu**, there are two core reasons for this. First of all, he failed to stop Hamas from attacking Israel, failed to rescue the hostages in time, failed to annihilate Hamas in time, and failed to stop the accusations that Israel faces in the international community.
Therefore, we must not think that the Israeli people's dissatisfaction with Netanyahu will lead to a turning point in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, on the contrary, Israel will not only not stop fighting, but will intensify its attack on Gaza. The demonstrators wanted Netanyahu because they wanted a more radical leader.
Second, in the current round of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel's "heavenly army," which was originally invincible, has behaved too much. Although their first-class equipment is far from being comparable to Hamas, on the battlefield, there is no dimensionality-reducing crushing scene, but a scorching street battle. Judging from the ** circulating on the Internet, the "divine drama" of Hamas fighters resisting Israeli tanks is often staged, and the IDF is helpless against it, which is unacceptable to the Israeli people.
You must know that the reason why Israelis can live a good life is not only because of their good economic conditions, but more importantly, the IDF has been the "little bully of the Middle East" in the past few decades. The heavily armed and well-equipped Israeli army has swept through the countries of the Middle East several times. For example, in the third major war in the Middle East, they defeated hundreds of thousands of troops in Egypt, Syria, Jordan and other countries in six days. As a result, Netanyahu's leadership is now unable to cope with Hamas, which is trapped in the Gaza Strip. In this contrast, it would be strange for the Israeli people to look at Netanyahu.
To sum up, Netanyahu** can now be said to be in a dilemma, whether it is withdrawing troops or increasing troops, in fact, it is a dead end. Let's increase the troops, we can't afford the war damage, and we can't give an account to the country, after all, these demonstrations in Israel are not because the people are against the war, but because the people are against the defeat. From this point of view, the Israeli people may not have understood a truth until now, and the Israeli army's combat strength is pulling, coupled with the current international order, it is impossible to completely eliminate the Palestinian population in Gaza. In such an environment, blindly forcing Netanyahu to step up his offensive and carry out extreme oppression and abuse of the Palestinian people is equivalent to choosing a dead end, and sooner or later he will be counterattacked.