The article points out that Israel has suffered losses and that violence does not achieve its goal. The Israeli army was attacked by 24 people, and 21 people died as a result of their own actions. The United States and Britain put pressure on the Houthis in Yemen, but they were counterattacked, showing their willingness to fight for a long time. Lebanese Allah attacked Israeli military bases to show its will to resist. China unequivocally supports international support for the establishment of a Palestinian state. Countering violence with violence is unpopular, and history teaches a warning.
The Israeli military lost 24 people, and the Israeli army declared heavy fighting in the Gaza Strip, killing 24 soldiers. Of those, 21 people were killed in particular as a result of their involvement in an explosives blast. This incident demonstrates the self-destructive nature of violence. Taking advantage of the chaos of the warplane attack, the Hamas forces successfully fired grenades at Israeli tanks, causing explosives to explode, collapsing two buildings and burying 21 Israeli soldiers. This move is not only a self-inflicted act by the Israeli army, but also a successful tactic of Hamas in fighting the aggressor. Buildings in Gaza have been severely damaged, and Israeli forces have continued to carry out bombing operations in the area, with serious consequences.
The United States and Britain put pressure on the Houthis in Yemen, and the Houthis in Yemen have been attacked 18 times by the United States and the United Kingdom, and 24 countries have united 24 countries to carry out strikes against Houthi-controlled areas. The U.S.-British coalition acted impatiently in an attempt to achieve a quick victory with limited ammunition, but the results were very different. Using protracted, asymmetrical, multi-objective tactics, the Houthis successfully repelled the US-British offensive. The Houthis launched 27 attacks on merchant ships, striking merchant ships from more than 50 countries. The Biden administration condemned the actions of the Houthis but failed to control the situation, showing that the US military was out of control.
Lebanese Allah attacks Israeli military basesLebanese Allah launched missile attacks on Israel's Meron air traffic control base, continuing its offensive following a large-scale attack on the base on 6 January. Allah's attacks were focused and precise, targeting Israeli military bases, demonstrating its powerful strategic strike capability. The successive attacks by Allah on the Meron base, an important air surveillance center in the Israeli-occupied territories, will greatly challenge the Israeli military's control over the area.
At the UN Security Council meeting, the Chinese representative of the United Nations Security Council clearly expressed support for Palestinian statehood and condemned the Israeli leader's rejection of the two-state solution. International public opinion generally considers Israel's behaviour to be unacceptable and that the Palestinian people have the right to an independent State. The "two-state solution" proposed by US President Joe Biden was rejected by Israel, and the rift between the US and Israel is deepening. At the international level, support for Palestinian statehood is growing stronger, and Israel faces serious diplomatic challenges.
Countering violence with violence has never solved the Middle East problem, but has led to the loss of more innocent lives. Israel's brutal acts have been condemned and boycotted by a growing number of countries, as well as protests by their own populations. The support of the United States is no longer unanimous, and the international situation has changed significantly. The anti-hegemonic forces in the Middle East have become more and more courageous and have demonstrated their determination to fight a protracted war. History tells us that countering violence with violence will only lead to greater resistance, and no one is willing to accept aggression and oppression. In this complicated situation, who can seize the initiative and who will become the decisive factor in the situation in the Middle East is a question worth pondering.