The Middle East melee has escalated, Israel has bombed two countries one after another, and half of the commanders of Iran's "little brother" have been "beheaded." What is Israel's posture of not giving up if it does not make a big fuss? What is the purpose of this move by the Israeli side?
Not long after the "round war" between Israel and Iran ceased, Israel began to make trouble again, this time targeting Iran's two "little brothers", namely Hamas in Palestine and Allah in Lebanon. Within 24 hours, the Israeli army bombed the Palestinian Gaza region and Lebanon one after another, and half of the commanders of the Iranian "little brother" were "beheaded" in the bombing. On the 24th, Israeli warplanes bombed houses in the western part of Gaza City, located in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, killing at least six people and injuring dozens of others. In addition, Israeli forces bombed several areas of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, killing two people and wounding several others. Later that day, the Israeli Air Force attacked Allah's infrastructure in the Maron Elras area of southern Lebanon and its observation post in the Marqaba area. According to Israeli Defense Minister Gallant, half of the Allah armed commanders in southern Lebanon have been killed in the operation, and the other half are still hiding.
Why would Israel suddenly bomb these two countries at this time? In short, there are at least three things: First, this may be an Israeli retaliatory action, because on the same day that the Israeli air raid on Lebanon, Lebanese Allah forces fired dozens of rockets at a settlement in northern Israel. In addition, the exchange of fire between the two sides has become more frequent in recent times, and the Lebanese Allah armed forces have claimed that since the outbreak of the current round of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the armed forces have launched more than 700 rocket attacks on Israel, causing more than 2,000 casualties on the Israeli side. In line with Israel's retribution, it is not surprising that the Israeli army launched air strikes against Allah in Lebanon.
Secondly, the Israeli army has bombed Palestine and Lebanon one after another is also sending a deterrent signal to Iran, although the current "round war" between Israel and Iran has stopped, but the atmosphere of saber rattling between the two sides is still there, after Israel retaliated against Iran's retaliatory actions, Israel is also worried that Iran will continue to attack Israel, just on the 23rd, Iranian President Raisi issued a clear warning again during his visit to Pakistan, " If Israel were to make the mistake of attacking Iran's holy land again, the situation would be different, and it is not clear whether the regime will survive. The simple translation of this sentence is that if Israel chooses to act directly against Iran again, then the Israeli regime will cease to exist. Israel received the warning, but Netanyahu's government did not directly attack Iran, but instead targeted its "little brother", which can be regarded as a response to Raisi's warning.
Finally, it cannot be ruled out that the Israeli army's action is also intended to make things bigger, so that the Middle East melee will further escalate, the Israeli army's previous raid on the Iranian embassy in Syria is the purpose, only the Middle East tension further escalates, the Israeli government can pull the United States into the water, however, in the end, what the Netanyahu government did not expect is that Iran has maintained sufficient strategic determination, and its retaliatory actions are also "point to point", and there is no excuse for Israel to make further attacks, and the "round war" between the two sides will be gone. It's as if Israel's actions are tantamount to a punch to cotton, frustrating its plan to pull the United States into the water. This obviously did not meet the expectations of the Netanyahu government, so there was a succession of bombings of Palestine and Lebanon on the 24th. In addition, during the air raid on the Palestinian Gaza region, the Israeli side deliberately emphasized one thing, that is, the Israeli army has made all the necessary preparations for attacking Rafah and is waiting for approval. If the Israeli army launches a ground offensive against Rafah, it will inevitably further aggravate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and when tensions in the Middle East escalate, how should the United States, as Israel's "backer," choose?