In the past two days, Israel has bombed Rafah in southern Gaza, where almost half of Gaza's population is crammed into the tiny Rafah of the 1.2 million Palestinians who had been driven by Israel.
How crowded is Rafah? Satellite images show:
A comparison of satellite imagery from 15 October last year and 14 January this year shows that Rafah has become overcrowded.
The Israeli bombardment of Gaza has been going on for four months, and 85% of Gaza's 2.3 million people, or more than 2 million, are homeless.
To put it simply, Israel has given up on striking Hamas directly;
Has Hamas been completely wiped out in northern Gaza? Israel claims to have completely eliminated Hamas in northern Gaza. In fact, Hamas in northern Gaza has returned to the streets to maintain order.
Excuse me, does Israel itself believe it?
Israel, while arrogant, is not stupid. Does Israel know that Hamas is like a weed, which will continue to breed under Israel's high pressure and can never be eradicated?
Israel knows.
Why did the north not purge Hamas and then fight the center, and after the center, it will fight the south?
To put it bluntly, Israel's core purpose is to drive two million Palestinians to Egypt!
Just drive all 2 million people out of Gaza.
Hamas becomes a source of water that dries up sooner or later.
That is Israel's strategy.
Hamas had said before the war that it was useless to listen to Israel's southern retreat;
Israel will neither agree to the establishment of a Palestinian state, nor will it annex the Palestinians into Israeli citizens, they only want land, not people!
The Palestinians have been forced to retreat for 70 years, and in the end there is no way to retreat.
But can Israel's goal be achieved? Obviously, Egypt will not agree to it, and the countries in the Middle East will not agree to it, and if Israel is allowed to do so, then sooner or later the surrounding countries will be encroached upon...
What kind of organization is Hamas today? Is it simply a gang of bandits, a gang of militants?
Not anymore, I don't know if you have noticed, what kind of institution is the Hamas leadership and the Houthi leadership?
Politburo!
I don't need to say much about what the appearance of the Politburo represents. Is Egypt trying to set itself on fire? Egypt's own political situation is not very stable, and if it does so, I am afraid that there will never be a day when the region will stop.
Second, is it good to drive the Palestinians to Egypt?
Egypt's Sinai Peninsula is a desert region with a sparse population of more than 300,000.
If 2 million Palestinians take root in the Sinai Peninsula, won't they put the Suez Canal, a strategic bargaining chip, under the nose of Hamas?
Hamas may not be able to control the Suez Canal, but it is still possible to blow up an American-Israeli ship once in a while...
Secondly, the Israeli army simply cannot accomplish such a big task - just throw bombs in various ways.
After the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the world's opinion of the Russian army has improved.
At the beginning, the Russian army also mobilized 300,000 troops and took 60,000 square kilometers of land, while Ukraine is much stronger than Hamas and has the support of NATO.
As for Israel, it also mobilized 300,000 troops, and 120 days have passed, and it has not taken 360 square kilometers of land - equivalent to the size of Beijing's Haidian District!
The three-year pandemic has actually made everyone realize that the Western world doesn't care about the dead at all – the United States has watched millions of people die and done nothing.
In the same way, the Israeli government is not afraid of the dead, what is the matter of dying a few soldiers, and they are not even worthy of being on the list of the dead!
Therefore, Hamas can only hold on! If its efforts are exhausted, there will be hope.
In fact, Hamas has already won a great victory - a blood bar has appeared on Israel's head!
Israel, as the holy land of Judaism, considers itself to be "God's chosen people." The Israelites who believed in God believed that they belonged to God's chosen people and that God would protect them. However, as the war dragged on, casualties increased, and victory was in sight, the Israelites' faith would waver;
God cannot shed blood, once the blood is shed, the authority will be lost, and once the blood bar is exposed, sooner or later he will be pulled off the altar! No matter how thick the blood bar is, there will be a time when it will be exhausted.
Now "God" has shed blood!