A storm has not subsided, but a new wave has been set off, this time the focus is on Israel. Recently, in pursuit of so-called military goals, Netanyahu launched two new operations one after another. The first was the raid on the Nasser hospital in Gaza, which seems to have been a bit peculiar, despite the fact that the Israeli army has targeted the hospital on several occasions. The Israeli side claimed that the hospital was a hostage detention facility and targeted it, but failed to achieve the desired results. The second, a vigorous operation in Rafah with the goal of attacking the last sanctuary in southern Gaza, was called a "complete victory" by Netanyahu. This determination carries the fate of half of Gaza's 2.3 million people. Israel seems to have no scruples, but in reality it faces all sorts of concerns.
Although the United States unconditionally supports Israel, it is not "freewheeling" behind this. The ambitions of the United States in the Middle East world far outstrip its capabilities, and it is not only under pressure from the international community, but also facing direct confrontation from militias such as the Houthis in Yemen. All of this constrains the actions of the United States and prevents it from truly providing complete and unconditional support to Israel.
Netanyahu's planned ground operation has not only been condemned by the international community, but has also raised questions at home. The IDF has turned a deaf ear to the live hostages held by Hamas, but has been unable to give a reasonable account in the face of domestic doubts. Netanyahu's emphasis on the "impossible" in the "talks" will only fuel more public anger and deepen domestic tensions.
The Israeli side has less obvious advantages in the war. Although the Israeli army has been conducting military operations in Gaza, the IDF has claimed that the death toll is only 233 as the conflict continues to this day. Whether this figure is true has become the focus of doubt, and Netanyahu is also anxious.
The support of the United States behind it is not secure, doubts at home and abroad are rising one after another, and the strength is insufficient, Netanyahu can only take a wrong step. This also means that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will face an important juncture. Netanyahu's statements on social platforms suggest that Israel's attitude will not change until military force fails to open the way. His new move may just be a foreshadowing for the future.
Against this backdrop, Hamas and other militias are also faced with an important choice: persistence. Beneath the surface of calm and calm, it is only by crossing wave after wave that it is possible to usher in real change.
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