The defeat of Israel, the rise of Hamas, and the changing situation in the Middle East are changing again. On the streets of Gaza, the withdrawal of Israeli troops has put the Hamas police back in control, and Jerusalem has erupted in the first place, and Israel's strategic failure has undoubtedly become the focus.
The withdrawal of Israeli troops announced the end of the military operation, but it was also a kind of admission of defeat for its own combat strength. Hamas took advantage of the situation and quickly restored social order in Gaza, reinforcing its dominance in the region. From setting up temporary offices to paying salaries, Hamas's series of actions have demonstrated its influence and sent a clear message to the international community: Hamas is still the master of Gaza.
Despite the enormous damage that the war has taken on Gaza, Israel has not paid a price. The Israeli army's combat losses were not light, the number of ** was staggering, and the resistance of Hamas was far beyond the expectations of the Israeli army. Netanyahu is facing a difficult situation at home and abroad, with constant domestic voices and intensifying external threats, and Israel's strategic choice is being questioned.
Against this background, the withdrawal of Israeli troops is not the end, but the beginning of another, more complex war. Netanyahu**'s decisions will determine Israel's future, and all of this remains uncertain. The fighting in Gaza may have subsided temporarily, but the turmoil in the Middle East is far from over.
In the current tense situation, the future of the Middle East is full of uncertainties and challenges. Israel's strategic failure not only affects the stability of the region, but could also have far-reaching consequences for the international community. The rise of Hamas and the defeat of Israel will reshape the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, and the game between the various forces will continue.
For the inhabitants of Gaza, the suffering of the war is not over. Although Hamas has now restored order in Gaza, the scars of the war continue to affect people's lives. And for Israel, Netanyahu** is facing more challenges. Constant pressure at home and abroad, intertwined with internal and external threats, further complicates Israel's political situation.
Against this backdrop, the future of the Middle East remains uncertain. The international community needs to step up its efforts to jointly seek solutions through dialogue and cooperation to avoid further deterioration of the regional situation. At the same time, the balance and game of interests of all parties will become the key to the stability of the Middle East in the future. Lasting peace and prosperity in the Middle East can be achieved only through the efforts of all parties.