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Tensions between Israel and Palestine in the Middle East continue to rise. The latest Israeli air strike in the Gaza Strip, which resulted in the destruction of hospitals and civilian casualties, attracted widespread global attention. Hamas groups strongly condemned Israel's actions, while Palestinians staged fierce protests in the West Bank.
The complex situation in the region stems from divisions within Palestinian organizations. There is a stark contrast in attitudes and actions between the two major groups, Fatah and Hamas, and the origins of this divergence can be traced back to the complex and differing political positions of history. The Arafat era Oslo Peace Agreement brought a glimmer of peace to the region, but then Israel's expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank worsened the situation again.
Israel has adopted a number of soft policies towards Palestinian areas, including some favours and controls for the Palestinians. This policy is designed to support Palestinian jobs and provide financial assistance, but the motives and intentions behind it are also controversial. At the same time, Fatah faces many limitations as the ruling party, with its powers limited and perceived as a proxy government, which also limits the life of the Palestinian people under Fatah rule.
Overall, Israel's influence on Palestinian areas continues to be far-reaching. The weakness of Fatah and the plight of the Palestinians in this long conflict underscore the gravity of the complex situation in the region. Resolving this enduring problem requires a more comprehensive and long-term political solution, as well as rationality and compromise on all sides. It is only through dialogue, consultation and cooperation that genuine peace and stability can be brought to the region.