Netanyahu has been reluctant to recognize the "two-state solution", which is a well-known fact, or in other words, if it were not for the fact that the Israeli army's combat effectiveness is almost true now, he may really want to take over Gaza completely and indefinitely.
Due to a number of factors, especially in the context of the growing demands of the hostages' families at home, Netanyahu does intend to temporarily cease fire. However, as Pakistani Prime Minister Ashtiye said, the "two-state solution" is the international consensus, and it is precisely for this reason that "Hamas" will most likely not accept Netanyahu's proposal. #巴总理: The "two-state solution" is an international consensus#
Leaving aside for the time being how many contradictions exist between Palestine and Israel, what is certain is that as long as Palestine cannot establish a state, military conflicts will still easily break out between the two, and as a result, the situation in the Middle East will still be as complicated as ever.
It should be said that unless more countries in the international community can take concrete actions to intervene in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Netanyahu will definitely not easily consider withdrawing his troops even in order to retain his position as prime minister.
