Some time ago, the matter surrounding Iran and Israel attracted the attention of countries around the world. Despite Israel's fierce rhetoric, the slogan of "bombing Iran" has always remained at the level of public opinion. This matter is gradually coming to an end. Only radical Israeli netizens were left to lash out at Netanyahu online. However, just recently, it was reported that with the arrival of Israel's Passover, Netanyahu did not dare to retaliate against Iran, but was ready to move south to take Gaza to vent his anger.
According to CCTV News, at the end of last week, the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement that Israel's Chief of General Staff Hezi Al-Halevi held an internal meeting to assess the situation with senior officials of Israel's Southern Military Region and approved Israel's plan to continue its offensive against Gaza. As soon as the news broke, it quickly caused a sensation in the outside world. On the same day, Netanyahu also made a public statement in the face of surging public opinion, saying that he would continue to launch a more violent attack on Hamas.
In fact, this is the reason why this incident caused a sensation in Israel. In addition to domestic war weariness and economic problems, a large part of it was due to the arrival of Passover, a major Jewish holiday. This festival, by conversion, is equivalent to the Chinese New Year. At such a time, the extreme Zionism of the Netanyahu clique wants to celebrate the holiday so violently, and the strong social dissatisfaction is obvious.
Intuitively, Gaza is facing a great war, and it will be even more tragic and bloody than ever before. The three tendencies did not occur in the previous Israeli attack on Gaza.
The first trend is that in terms of weaponry, the US military has provided $26 billion in new aid, and Israel's bombing will be more unscrupulous and the area of attack will be larger.
Second, Israel is now pure outrage. On the Iranian issue, Israel has done a very stupid and blind act, that is, in terms of public opinion, it has rashly said harsh words to bomb Iran, and even colluded with the Western media to say that it has "attacked Iran's nuclear research facilities". It turned out to be nothing. Netanyahu's government, in the face of domestic discontent, desperately needs a war to serve its political needs. In terms of means, it is definitely more cruel and bloody than before.
Third, in terms of the regional situation, since the beginning of the war, although international and regional public opinion have pointed the finger at Israel. But no matter how overdone, there is no sign of direct military intervention by regional powers. Even this time, Iran's retaliation was justified by Israel's attack on its embassy first.
Further, it is the disunity of the Islamic world, and each country has its own interests. Israel may have held on to a little before, but this time, I am afraid, it will be even more unscrupulous, unleashing the resentment it has accumulated over the past few months. But considering the Israeli army's combat capability and battlefield situational awareness in Gaza over the past few months, there is a high probability that this resentment will be vented on the ordinary people of Gaza.
I am afraid that in the coming period, there will be countless terrible humanitarian disasters in Gaza.