Where does "hell" fall?
Recently, the Gaza Strip has become a ruined wall, with green vegetation withered and decayed, and there is no trace of life in sight.
And the perpetrators of all these tragedies do not care about the disasters they bring, but run around for their own interests, trying to evade legal responsibility.
This harrowing scene begs the question, where has hell befallen on earth?
Looking back at the long river of history, it is not difficult to find that this land has long been devastated by war.
United Nations officials have lamented that the rubble in the Gaza Strip weighs 37 million tons.
With such a huge amount of rubble, it would take a full fourteen years to remove it.
However, the culprit of all this, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, turned a blind eye to this and ignored it completely.
In the face of the current situation, many international organizations have expressed their concerns and grievances, and the International Criminal Court has achieved remarkable results.
According to reports, the International Criminal Court may soon issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant, and the IDF Chief of Staff, among other high-ranking Israeli figures.
Such a move will undoubtedly further exacerbate Israel's international predicament and put it in an even more difficult position.
To deal with this crisis, Netanyahu is going all out to seek foreign aid.
He has made frequent phone calls to US President Joe Biden, hoping that Biden will stand up and stop the ICC's arrest of him and his subordinate officials.
However, Biden seems to be busy with the election at the moment and has not paid much attention to the matter.
Netanyahu was anxious about this, and he asked why Biden was silent and whether Israel would be isolated as a result.
However, it remains to be seen whether the ICC will be able to withstand strong pressure from the United States to issue subpoenas against Netanyahu and others.
After all, Biden now sees the election as a top priority, and any event that could affect the outcome of the election will cause him to be highly vigilant.
As a result, whether the ICC will issue a subpoena to Netanyahu or not remains fraught with variables.
Against this backdrop, Iran may be able to get a brief respite.
Netanyahu now has no time to care about Iran's situation, and he has to try to protect himself first.
However, such an approach will undoubtedly raise more questions about Israel and cause greater damage to its international image.
In the face of this humanitarian catastrophe, we must think deeply and find a solution.
Only through peaceful dialogue can we truly achieve regional stability and enable the people to live a peaceful and happy life.
At the same time, we also call on the international community to strengthen cooperation to jointly safeguard world peace and prevent similar tragedies from happening again.