In the Middle East, the focus of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has always been the contradiction between Israel and Palestinian Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently claimed that Hamas had suffered heavy losses, signaling the end of the military operation. However, is this claim credible? Previously, Israel had asserted that it would not leave Gaza until 2025 that Hamas would be completely eliminated. Netanyahu, however, reversed course and said that it would only take a few months to achieve his military goals. Does this shift mean that Israel has begun to look for an excuse to withdraw after finding it too expensive to achieve its goal of completely eliminating Hamas? The underground tunnels in Gaza remain a serious threat to Israeli forces, yet Israel has not publicly acknowledged the matter. Previous plans have been made to destroy the underground network, including by flooding with seawater, but the reality is that at least 80% of Hamas's underground network remains intact. One of the main reasons is that it is difficult for Israeli forces to capture Gaza and even more difficult to completely clear Hamas. It is clear that the United States is gradually losing confidence in Israel's actions, because Israel has not only failed to conquer Gaza, but has also continuously led to civilian **, weakening the international image and hegemony of the United States. The United States has even announced plans to slow down its support for Israel's offensive **. The United States has found that in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the contradictions between the two sides are intensifying day by day. Today, the United States is in a difficult situation and is drawn into the Middle East. The events in the Red Sea best illustrate how the United States is committed to maintaining "world peace" today, but the situation cannot be easily managed. The United States, which had previously neglected to maintain its hegemonic position in the Middle East, clashed with the Houthis, exposing its weak side. What is even more ironic is that the Hamas police have restored order in northern Gaza,** and paid salaries. The gradual restoration of order in Gaza has dealt a blow to Israel's so-called victory. Hamas will not be completely eliminated, but will become stronger. In the ongoing war of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the United States did not hesitate to take risks to defend its hegemony, only to find that Israel's ambitions did not stop there, and the United States was eventually drawn into the vortex. It has repeatedly almost triggered a major war in the Middle East, which is unbearable for the United States. At this time when the United States is the most important, if Biden fails to properly handle Middle East affairs, it will greatly affect his political reputation, and if the war fails, the consequences will be even more unimaginable, and the opposition will severely hold Biden accountable. Therefore, the United States does not dare to act rashly, and Israel is also weak to act, and the end of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is imperative, and we only hope that peace will come at an early date and that the suffering of innocent injuries among the civilian population will subside at an early date.
The Middle East has long been the focus of regional conflicts, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is one of the most intense contradictions. The confrontation between Israel and Hamas has attracted global attention, and behind it is a complex geopolitical landscape and a game of interests. Israel's recent statement by Netanyahu has sparked heated discussions among all parties, showing the twists and turns and dilemmas of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. This article will analyze and **.
Netanyahu's claim that Hamas is more than half is on the verge of a decisive victory. However, in the past, Israel has always said that it wants to eliminate Hamas completely, but now it has begun to talk about withdrawing its troops, which has aroused suspicion of its true intentions. Does this shift mean that Israel has faced an insurmountable dilemma in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has to find an excuse to get out? Israel's inability to control Gaza's underground network, Hamas's underground facilities are still standing, and the Israeli army's difficulty in eliminating all Hamas forces has made it difficult for Israel to sustain its military operations. The United States has gradually lost confidence in this and has expressed its stance to reduce its support for Israel, and this change has a direct impact on the trend of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Israel had planned to destroy Hamas's underground tunnels, which were virtually undamaged. Coupled with the resurgence of Hamas police on the streets of the north,** the payment of salaries, and the gradual restoration of order in Gaza, Israel's so-called gains in the war are overshadowed. Israel finds it difficult to achieve a complete elimination of Hamas and is gradually losing the confidence it has held out in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a dilemma that leaves Israel in a dilemma on the geopolitical stage.
The United States has always played an important role in the Middle East, but its close ties with Israel have been affected, and the United States has begun to consider slowing down its support for Israel. The intensifying contradictions between the United States and Israel have weakened the hegemonic position of the United States in the Middle East, and there are constant voices of doubt. At this stage, the United States, including the conflict with the Houthis, is facing a dilemma that cannot be easily resolved, and the political sequelae left behind may affect the domestic political stability of the United States.
It is difficult for Israel to eliminate Hamas, the United States can no longer withstand the pressure of the Middle East region, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict seems to have entered a countdown stage. The plight of both sides is gradually revealed, signaling that the conflict is about to move towards a new situation, and for innocent civilians, peacemaking is all the more urgent. The problems of the Middle East are not only internal problems in the region, but also involve the international political order and the responsibilities of the international community.
The complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is beyond the imagination of both sides, Israel's policy shift has exposed the dilemma, and the helplessness of the United States has highlighted the confusion of the war situation in the Middle East. In the face of future challenges, we hope that the international community will work together to contribute to peace and stability in the Middle East, so that the flames of war can be quelled and people's hopes for peace can be rekindled.