In the recent Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Hamas and the Lebanese Allah Party have successively issued a declaration of no war. Could it be that Iran's younger brothers plan to take turns? The international community has condemned Israel's actions, but Israel has chosen to silence it. Netanyahu, what the hell are you thinking? Under these circumstances, the two-state solution in the Middle East is still widely supported, and peace-loving and fair-minded countries should speak out and clearly demand the implementation of the two-state solution as soon as possible. On October 16, Hamas and the Lebanese Allah Party issued a no-war statement announcing a moratorium on the conflict. Are Iran's little brothers going to fight wheel wars? In the face of the struggle of international public opinion, Israel has chosen to silence, what is it waiting for? What the hell is Netanyahu thinking? Under these circumstances, the two-state solution in the Middle East is still widely supported, and peace-loving and fair-minded countries should speak out and clearly demand the implementation of the two-state solution as soon as possible. Beginning on October 13, US President Joe Biden said it would be a "big mistake" for Israel to take Gaza again, arguing that Hamas does not represent all Palestinian people.
China also calls on all countries to speak out and demand the early implementation of the two-State solution to correct the injustices in Palestine's history. In addition, Iran sent a message to Israel stressing that it did not want the war to escalate further, but would have to intervene if Israel did not stop operations in Gaza. The United States, China, Croatia, Colombia and other countries have condemned Israel. In the fight of the international community, Israel has chosen to silence, what is it waiting for? Netanyahu, what the hell are you thinking? Under these circumstances, the two-state solution in the Middle East is still widely supported, and peace-loving and fair-minded countries should speak out and clearly demand the implementation of the two-state solution as soon as possible. In sum, Hamas and the Lebanese Allah Party's waiver of war has raised speculation about whether the conflict will lead to a bigger war. The international community condemned Israel, but Israel chose to silence it. Under these circumstances, the two-state solution in the Middle East is still widely supported, and peace-loving and fair-minded countries should speak out and clearly demand the implementation of the two-state solution as soon as possible. We should reflect on how to avoid the repetition of such conflicts and how to achieve peace and stability in the Middle East.
Netanyahu's actions have drawn attention from many parties, including major powers such as Iran, the United States and China. Against the backdrop of the escalating Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Iran has said it will intervene in Israel's actions. Although Israel has a clear advantage in military strength, Iran also has powerful missile weapons enough to cover Israel itself. And the possibility of Israel's nuclear weapons working in wartime is uncertain. In the face of such a complex situation, if Israel continues to take tough action, it may trigger a greater regional conflict and even the risk of losing the country. Therefore, all parties need to remain calm and seek the best solution through negotiations. Israel is in crisis, how should Netanyahu respond? As the Palestinian-Israeli conflict escalates, Israel's crisis looms. And in this crisis, Netanyahu's performance has attracted much attention. Iran has been supporting the Palestinians, while Israel is counting on U.S. support. But now, the United States does not seem intent on getting involved in the conflict. So, the ball was kicked to Netanyahu. Netanyahu has been at the helm of Israeli politics for the longest time as an "iron-blooded prime minister," but his far-right approach has also made him controversial. In this conflict, he had to put aside his sectarian views and join forces with former opposition lawmaker Benny Gantz to face the crisis together.
Despite this, Netanyahu's approval rating has plummeted to 21 percent. But Netanyahu is not without a way to cope. He can send a message of national unity at home and abroad, demonstrating the unity and self-confidence of Israelis. He can also conduct military operations under limited conditions, avoid causing large numbers of civilian deaths, and account to the population. But this will not be easy, because there are many Bellestans who are not willing to leave their homes. If they are forced to leave, Netanyahu will face an even bigger backlash. In this crisis, Israel's calculations have been lost from the start. If Netanyahu does not listen to Biden, offends the United Nations, is condemned by China, and "overly defensive", in the end, it may only be abandoned by everyone, or each person slaps and two kicks until he cleans up his submission. Netanyahu therefore needs to act wisely to avoid further escalation of the crisis. Overall, Israel is in crisis, and Netanyahu needs to show Israelis solidarity and self-confidence and act wisely to avoid further escalation. But now, the most important question is whether Netanyahu will be able to step up and lead Israel through this crisis. Netanyahu faces the toughest test: how should Israel respond?
According to a recent survey, 48 percent of respondents favored the opposition National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz as Israel's prime minister. This has put enormous pressure and challenges on current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He not only needs to reposition himself in public opinion and win the support of big countries, but also increase the support rate of the domestic people. However, Netanyahu's problems are not only internal worries, but also external troubles. He must carefully consider the criticism of the international community, because if Israel took a wrong step, it would be difficult for Israel to obtain the support of the United Nations, China, the United States and the international community. At this moment, Netanyahu needs to bring out his true colors as a magician and work a miracle to reverse the current predicament. How should Netanyahu deal with this dilemma? First, he needs to recognize that the invasion of Gaza will inevitably lead to Israel's failure in public opinion. Regardless of casualties, the Palestinians would portray Israel as a brutal aggressor, completely depriving it of the initiative of public opinion. It would therefore be wise to abandon the attack on Gaza. However, this also raises another question, which is how to retract the tough rhetoric that was previously made. In this case, peace talks became the only way out.
Hamas has already kicked the ball of peace talks to Israel, but Netanyahu has adamantly refused at first. Regardless of the final outcome of this conflict, reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Israel will not continue. From this point of view, Israel's attempt for diplomatic recognition by Arab countries has clearly failed, while Hamas has won from the start. As Hamas said, their purpose has been achieved and there is no need to continue fighting. How can Israel's dilemma be resolved? What should be the view of Hamas's surprise attack? At this critical juncture, Netanyahu needs to think calmly and take the right actions. He could no longer continue to refuse the opportunity for peace talks, but should actively seek a solution. Through peace talks, Israel can garner more international support and diplomatic recognition. Netanyahu must win the buy-in of the international community to strengthen Israel's position and influence. In addition, he needed to engage in dialogue with Palestine and other Arab countries to find a long-term solution in order to achieve a lasting peace. Overall, Netanyahu faces significant challenges and pressures. He needs to re-establish himself in public opinion and domestic public opinion, while also responding to criticism from the international community.
By abandoning the attack on Gaza, actively seeking opportunities for peace talks, and opening dialogue with Palestinian and other Arab countries, Netanyahu has a chance to turn the current situation around and create a new miracle for Israel. I personally believe that Netanyahu should take the initiative to seek peace talks and seek cooperation with Palestine and other Arab countries. This would not only help to reduce current tensions, but would also lay the groundwork for long-term peace. In addition, Netanyahu needs to focus on improving the living conditions of the people in the country and increasing their approval ratings. Only with domestic and foreign support can he effectively promote Israel's development and prosperity. Finally, I would like to ask readers a question: How do you think Netanyahu should respond to the current predicament? What is your opinion on the actions of Israel and Hamas? Please share your opinion in the comments.