Gaza civil strife farce: the Israeli army is arrested, Israel ** tears its face, and the dispute escalates!
The Gaza Strip, once the focus of tension, is now a more pressing storm within Israel. What is going on with one team of Israeli troops actually capturing another team of Israeli troops? What is the complex story behind this question? How do we deal with this infighting?
At the Kerem Shalom crossing on the Gaza border, a rare scene of internal conflict emerged. Thirteen Israelis, including Israeli reserve soldiers, were forcibly arrested by another Israeli army. These individuals have been organizing marches** at the crossings to prevent humanitarian convoys from entering Gaza. What kind of dispute is this, and why is there such an open conflict within the Israeli army?
The answer to the question may be found in the Israeli Minister Ben. Gvir's remarks. He has always been a representative of Israel's extreme right, advocating a hard-line stance, and even openly declaring that "everyone in Gaza should be destroyed" and "Israel needs to completely occupy Gaza", and even preventing humanitarian relief supplies from entering Gaza. However, this position is clearly contrary to the interests of the Israeli military at this stage. After the losses in the battle of Gaza, the Israeli army withdrew several main forces and urgently needed respite. Root. Gvir's insistence on preventing the withdrawal has undoubtedly put more pressure on Israel's foreign and security policy.
It's not just Ben who exacerbates the contradictions. The confrontation between Gvir and the Israeli army. Israeli Defense Minister Gallant with Ben. Gvir has also been conflicted in his political stance, even holding completely opposite views on the issue of supporting Netanyahu. This has further escalated the contradictions between Israel, and it is still uncertain how the subsequent events will develop.
How should we view the actions of the Israeli army in this internal crisis? Is it to defend its own interests and gain respite, or is it genuinely concerned about the humanitarianism of Gaza? What kind of national policy and military strategy are hidden behind this infighting? These questions may require us to think deeply in order to better understand the real reasons for this infighting between the Israeli army.