Recently, Israel's arrogant behavior has finally led to big trouble. After two successive brazen bombings of Syria, Russia, the big country behind Syria, finally couldn't bear it anymore and fired the first shot in Syria.
According to relevant reports, in recent days, Israel sent fighters to launch another fierce air strike on Syria, and once again carried out air strikes on Aleppo Airport, the second largest city in Syria, destroying the Syrian airport runway and causing the airport to be forced to close. What makes people feel very speechless is that in response to his obvious repeated violations of other countries' sovereignty, IDF Chief of Staff Hallawi went so far as to shamelessly and publicly declare that his air strikes were a "preemptive" strike in response to Iran's and Syria's challenge to his sovereignty.
Obviously, even Israel is very weak about its own claims. Therefore, the Israeli side quickly gave an excuse, saying that it believed that the Syrian airport may be an important node for Iran's secret transfer of weapons to Syria and other regions, from which Iran is likely to send weapons and equipment to the Lebanese Allah Armed Party and Hamas. Such a reason is also very far-fetched, and in the absence of any evidence, Israel has blatantly launched air strikes. This can be described by the words "unwarranted".
Looking at the global situation, it is not difficult to find a trend, that is, the increasingly fierce contest of military power between countries. In this context, the reason why Israel dares to invade and bomb other countries with such brazenness is nothing more than its strong military strength. But this time Israel's bombing of Syrian airports apparently kicked the Israeli army to the iron plate. Despite Israel's military strength, it is clearly rash on issues of international law and sovereignty. Israel believes that international law and sovereignty are nothing more than scrap paper in the face of its military might. But in reality, such a view is wrong. It is the consensus of the international community that the sovereignty of a country should be respected and protected.
And now, Israel's actions have clearly touched Russia's bottom line. When the Syrian side cannot bear it, Russia has sent troops to support Syria. Under such circumstances, how will the Palestinian-Israeli situation develop? Is it possible that Russia and Israel will have a fierce conflict over Syria? These are questions that deserve our deep consideration.
At present, it seems that the Syrian side has begun retaliation against Israel. After the Israeli bombing again, the Syrian army finally had no patience and directly used rockets to strike at the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. This means that the Syrian army is likely to take advantage of the chaotic situation in the Middle East to intensify its attack on the Israeli army, and even take the opportunity to recover the Golan Heights, leaving Israel in an embarrassing situation of being besieged on both sides.
Recently, the situation in the Middle East has once again made waves. Russia, in recent days, has been domineering and directly sent its air force to bombard the Syrian rebels, firing the first shot against the rebels in Syria. The move is not only a warning to Syrian rebels, but also a direct response to Israel's bombing of Syrian airports, and the strong warning signs are already clear.
Russia will definitely not turn a blind eye to what Israel is doing. If it is not to spill over the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to Syria and other countries, Russia will accompany it to the end. And some changes in public opinion on the Internet make people feel that the atmosphere between Russia and Israel is already quite tense. There is information that the Russian army has begun to prepare to send thousands of troops into the Golan Heights, and there is also information that Wagner mercenaries may accept a mission to help the Palestinians fight. Although these information has not been officially confirmed by Russia for the time being, it is likely to create momentum for some next actions.
Netanyahu is indeed in big trouble this time. Originally, I wanted to deter Syria and Iran by bombing Syrian airports, but I didn't expect to provoke Russia as well. In the future, once Russia also joins the war, I am afraid that this Palestinian-Israeli conflict will further escalate and get out of control. In such a chaotic situation, is the United States really capable of ensuring the security of Israel, which has become the "public enemy of the Middle East"? This is probably a big question mark.
Russia's strong involvement will undoubtedly complicate the situation in the Middle East. The attitude and actions of the United States at this moment will also have a profound impact on the global pattern.