Israel, which withdrew two of its army divisions deployed in southern Gaza, left only one armored brigade. The move may have been a fear and circumvention of Iran's retaliation for bombing the embassy in Syria, which killed 13 people, including three brigadier generals.
Iran, on the other hand, will not be as frenzied as Israel, and bombing the Iranian embassy in Syria is tantamount to directly declaring war on two sovereign states. It is impossible for Iran to bomb Israeli embassies in other countries and carry out reciprocal retaliation.
Israel's judgment may be basically correct. Iran's retaliation against Israel is likely to be the use of drones, ballistic missiles, etc., to bomb Israeli ground forces in the Gaza Strip.
Iran has a moral imperative to bomb the Israeli Army in Gaza. Since the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the Israeli army's indiscriminate bombardment of Gaza has resulted in the deaths of more than 30,000 Palestinians, the vast majority of whom are children and women.
The Israeli army dared to bomb UNHCR staff and journalists in Gaza, and killed the staff of the "World Central Kitchen" with Western backgrounds.
The Israeli military knew the consequences of its actions, so the IDF withdrew the two army divisions from southern Gaza in order to prevent them from being attacked by Iran.
It stands to reason that the main force of the Israeli army's ground forces has withdrawn from Gaza, and it should be the Hamas armed group that insists on resisting the "return gun", but to the surprise of the outside world, Fatah, the Palestinian national liberation movement that is currently in power, took the lead in sending hundreds of soldiers into the Gaza Strip.
This move is obviously to grab territory with Hamas, and to show that Fatah is the legitimate force of Palestine and that Hamas is just a resistance force. Hamas, of course, was not happy about the play, accusing the Palestinian security forces of cooperating with the Israeli army's occupation of Gaza.
According to open source information, Hamas said it had arrested six members of the Palestinian security forces in Gaza and killed two Palestinian intelligence agents, while saying it would continue to arrest members of the Palestinian security forces entering the Gaza area.
It is reported that there have been talks between Israel and Fatah, and the Israeli side intends to hand over the Gaza Strip to the control of Palestinian security forces in the future. Hamas has also repeatedly claimed that Fatah intelligence had secret contacts with Israel, arrested members of Palestinian resistance groups, acted as Israeli thugs, and cooperated with Israeli forces in occupying Gaza.
Now, Israel is in fact the great enemy of Palestine, but Palestine is killing itself internally. After so many years, the establishment of a Palestinian State has not yet been recognized by the United Nations as a legitimate state.
In this regard, there is indeed opposition from Israel and the North American powers behind it, but there are many factions within the Palestinian body, and they are always unable to twist a rope, and they should also have their own responsibilities for jointly dealing with Israel.
Gaza was originally Hamas's territory, and Israel had just withdrawn its main army force from here, and instead of resisting Israel's Fatah, it came to grab Hamas's territory, and it was the government that appeared as a jurisdictioner, and Hamas's actions against it seemed excusable to the outside world.
Palestine, although many countries around the world are sympathetic to its fate, but judging from the internal struggle between them and the inability to resist Israel together, there must be something hateful about the poor people.