According to the report, the Israeli military has withdrawn all ground forces from the southern Gaza Strip, leaving only one brigade. Since Israel's attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria, there has been speculation that this move will be retaliated by Iran, and based on this background, it is expected that Israel has withdrawn its troops because it has a premonition that a large-scale conflict will break out in the Middle East, not to mention that Iran has also issued a warning earlier that it will take severe retaliatory measures against Israel's air strikes on its embassy in Syria. It's just that it's been more than a week now, why hasn't Iran taken action yet? In my opinion, maybe Iran will not take retaliatory action at all this time, and it is really just a verbal scare. There is a reversal here, and that is that Iran has accused the United States of responsibility for Israel's attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria, citing the fact that Israel used American missiles and fighter jets to attack the Iranian embassy in Syria.
Israel did the work, and even if it used American weapons and equipment, it had nothing to do with the United States. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that the reason why Iran says this is to talk about it in a way that is aimed at diverting the attention of Iran and the outside world from Israel.
In a situation where dealing with Israel alone is already difficult, if Iran really intends to retaliate against Israel, the United States will also drag the conflict between the two countries into the water. At that time, even if Iran was a major power in the Middle East, it was difficult to resist the alliance of the United States and Israel. The second reversal is that Israel may not have been intimidated by Iran at all. As mentioned earlier, the United States will be dragged into the water by the conflict between Iran and Israel, so why will it be dragged into the water? In fact, the reason why Israel launched a military attack on the Iranian embassy was to drag the United States into the water.
As the situation continues to escalate, the United States, which had actively supported Israel before, is already planning to slip away, and in the face of this situation, Israel naturally wants to force the United States from behind the scenes to the forefront. As for the reasoning behind it, it's actually very simple. If Israel goes to war with Iran, the Biden administration will definitely be tied to the chariot by Israel and forced to go to war with Iran. And such a situation is undoubtedly out of the Biden administration's strategy of shifting the strategic focus from the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific region. The Middle East may be the center of gravity for the Biden administration, but in contrast, the Indo-Pacific region is even more of a center of gravity for the Biden administration.
Once forced to go to war with Iran, not to mention that the Indo-Pacific region cannot take care of it, it is not conducive to continuing to support Ukraine to defeat Russia at the moment. Therefore, Israel is very aware of this, the United States can no longer stand it, and even wants to slip away, at this time pretending to be intimidated by Iran, withdrawing a large number of troops from southern Gaza is the best way, and it is also a way to ease the tense situation. In addition to this, the withdrawal can also serve as a recuperation at the military level. Half a year of fierce fighting has almost wiped out Hamas's main force. The Israeli army itself is in a very tired state and needs to rest and recuperate in order to fight again. Combining the above two reversals, there is a third reversal. On the surface, the United States supports Israel, but in fact, to some extent, it "sides" with Iran, an old enemy. After all, Iran does not want to fight, and the United States does not want Israel to fight, resulting in itself being dragged into the water.