On 24 April, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) abruptly announced that two brigades had been redeployed to southern Gaza, in response to the "one order" of Israel's wartime cabinet. In fact, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has never promised to give up attacking the Rafah area in southern Gaza, and according to public data, there are currently 1.5 million Palestinians in the Rafah area, so once the Rafah area is plunged into war, there will be a very serious humanitarian disaster. The United Nations has publicly warned that if Israel launches a military operation in the Rafah area, where the Palestinians have no way out, there will be no way out.
According to US media reports, Palestinian Hamas openly stated in an interview with the media that if the "two-state solution" can be realized, the Hamas armed forces are willing to lay down their arms. Palestine had applied again to become a full member of the United Nations, but the United States voted against it, because the United States had the "one-vote veto" power of the United Nations Security Council, so the Palestinian application process did not enter the next stage. At present, Palestine is only an observer of the United Nations, while Israel has been a member of the United Nations for 76 years.
At present, only a few countries openly recognize the statehood of Palestine, and although the United States is also in favor of the "two-state solution", it has not really promoted its implementation, but has openly opposed the accession of Palestine to the United Nations, thus exposing the essence of the United States' support for Israel. Palestine has been divided into two geographically unrelated regions by Israel, and Israel is trying to take full control of Jerusalem, so there are irreconcilable contradictions between Israel and Palestine. For a long time, Hamas has advocated violent resistance to Israel, so it is fundamentally different from Fatah, who advocates a peaceful negotiation to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli issue, but has also fallen into a passive situation, so Fatat has actually adopted a policy of appeasement.
Fatah originally controlled the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, but because of Fatah's huge concessions to Israel, he and Hamas have fallen out, and the two sides have even fought fiercely. Fatah did not support Hamas when Israel launched a strike on the Palestinian Gaza Strip, so there was no confrontation with the Israeli military and police in the West Bank. Israel also has atrocities in the West Bank, but in the Gaza Strip, the massacres of the Israeli army are already heinous.
Hamas is pursuing Palestinian independence and self-determination, and Fatah is also seeking a "two-state solution"; now Hamas has the intention of backing down, and if the "two-state solution" is realized, it will resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict through negotiation and dialogue, just like Fatah. In fact, Israel does not accept the two-state solution, Israel's goal is not to annex the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip is also intended to attack the Rafah area, so as to try to completely eliminate Hamas, Israel believes that without Hamas, the Gaza Strip will be the same as the West Bank.