Headline: Israel's latest assessment of the fighting in the Gaza Strip: The cost of victory and the suspicion of propaganda
Hello everyone, today we have to talk about that corner that has been bustling all the time - the Middle East. Especially with regard to the dispute between Israel and the Gaza Strip. We're not gossiping, but we're going to have to take a hard look at what's going on lately, because it's not easy.
Let's talk about the Israeli army first, they did move a little bit on the ground in Gaza, and they fought some small victories. But don't worry about thinking that they have won, in fact, they are still far from completely crushing the resistance. You know, making progress in a war is not as easy as a supermarket discount. Israel has paid a lot of costs, such as military spending, casualties among soldiers, and so on. This is not quite the same as the "big win" they officially boasted.
When it comes to official publicity, it's a bit more complicated. We all know that the government likes to talk about it in the best of the day, but sometimes you have to come up with some real evidence, right? The problem is that Israel has not produced enough evidence so far that one can't help but ask: Is there something behind this?
Let's talk about street fighting. Oops, this link can make the Israeli army look a little embarrassed. It is said that they did not do well in street fighting in the city - bullets flew around, tactics were confused, and the casualty figures were mysterious. Sounds like the kind of guy in the movie who goes to war for the first time.
Then, the article mentions that Israel is portrayed as an aggressor. Indeed, civilians and journalists should be protected in any conflict. But this does not always seem to be the case – there have been reports of attacks on journalists and looting of civilian areas.
I'm also quite worried about the role of the United States. After all, the United States has provided Israel with a lot of support - money, weapons, and so on. At the same time, the hostility of the United States towards Iran is also worrying, after all, if the two sides really fight, the entire Middle East may be turned upside down.
So to sum it up, we can see that the author of the article has reservations about Israel's performance in this conflict, and is seriously concerned about the possibility of a broader conflict between the United States and Iran. Judging from the current situation, it is difficult for the Middle East to enjoy peaceful life for the time being.
Don't forget to keep an eye on the situation and keep a clear head to analyze the truth behind each message!