Everyone heard what Biden said on the 26th, right? He said the Gaza Strip would be set to cease fire within a week. As soon as the news came out, it felt like the whole world was relieved. But I'm going to have to pour some cold water on everyone here, it's not that simple.
First, we'll have to see where this news came from. Biden said it was his *** affairs assistant who told him that a ceasefire agreement was "imminent." But how long is this "coming"? Who knows. Besides, is this assistant reliable? It's not that we haven't heard of the example of ** letting off the wind and finally achieving nothing.
Then we have to think about the relationship between Israel and Hamas. That's harder to melt than an iceberg. Tell me, how many times have they ceased fire and how many wars have they fought over the years? Even if there is a ceasefire this time, who can guarantee that it will not happen again?
Don't forget what Prime Minister Netanyahu said. He made it clear that even if a cease-fire agreement was reached, the Israeli army would eventually launch a ground offensive against Rafah, but it would be "delayed." How long is this postponed? One day? One month? Or a year? No one knows the bottom of this.
Besides, what exactly does this ceasefire deal include? Is it just a ceasefire on the surface, when in fact both sides are secretly making small moves? Do we see this kind of thing less?
So, I don't think it's better to be optimistic. The situation in the Gaza Strip is like a mess, and no one should think of easily straightening it out. Of course, I'm not here to sing down Biden. I just think that we should be more careful in dealing with such sensitive and complex regional conflicts, and not be blinded by superficial peace.
Finally, I want to say that there are no eternal enemies and no eternal friends in this world, only eternal interests. The problem of the Gaza Strip is, in the final analysis, a matter of interests. As long as the interests of both sides are not satisfied, there is always a possibility that the conflict will erupt again. Therefore, when we look at this kind of problem, we still have to start from the roots!
In short, let's just listen to Biden's words, but don't take them too seriously. It's too early for peace to be truly achieved in the Gaza Strip! But then again, while it's a tough thing to do, we can't give up hope! After all, peace is the desire of the people! I hope that one day, peace will really be achieved in the Gaza Strip!