The main reason why the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is now difficult to completely stabilize is that because of the constant disturbance of the United States, supporting Israel in the United States has long become "politically correct." On May 1, the House of Representatives of the US Congress directly passed the bill to show that the United States supports Israel. The passage of the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act by the United States, in which as many as 320 people voted in favor and only 91 voted against, has actually shown that the United States unconditionally supports Israel. As a result of the strong support of the United States, Israel has actually emboldened Israel in the course of many military operations, and from the statement of officials quoted by the Times of Israel on May 1, Netanyahu has made it clear that he refuses to accept a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip as a quid pro quo for detainees, and at the same time has made it clear that Israel's offensive on the Rafah Strip will be a military operation that cannot be prevented by anything.
On the first day of local time, U.S. Secretary of State Blinken and Netanyahu had a meeting in Jerusalem for more than two hours. Nor will it support a major Israeli military operation in the Rafah area, which it believes could undermine plans to protect civilians, but Israel does not listen to the United States at all, Netanyahu has decided to launch a strike on the Rafah belt, and the Israeli government has stated that the current determination is to destroy the remnants of Hamas's fighting forces in the Rafah belt.
At the same time, the message sent by the US Congress is that it will unconditionally support Israel, and the war research institute believes that the United States will not be able to stop it or does not want to stop it, and if the United States stops stirring up the situation in the Middle East, I am afraid that Israel will not have the confidence to launch a strike.
As a crucial stage in the negotiations between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli side has not sent any signal of relaxation, but is eager to launch a strike against the Rafah Belt, while the US media believe that if Israel launches a military operation against Rafah, then where should the Palestinians flee? Because a large number of Palestinian people have been displaced, and the southern cities are also very congested, it is very difficult to escape from Rafah. In the past, Palestinians had to move when large numbers of Palestinians fled, but many Palestinians today do not move at all because they have nothing to move.
At present, Israel's attitude is very tough, even if the United States stops it, Israel will launch a strike on the Rafah belt, and Hamas has made it clear that if Israel attacks the southern Gaza city of Rafah, then Hamas will stop all indirect negotiations with Israel. For Israel and the Hamas militant group, it is most important to reach a consensus as soon as possible, but Israel is trying to wipe out the Hamas militant group, and is Israel really capable of destroying all the remnants of Hamas's militant forces? Although four of Hamas's five battalions are in the Rafah zone, the war research institute believes that Rafah is not so easy to fight for Israel today, and it can be seen that Israel has gradually entered a passive state, and a large number of advanced weapons cannot play an absolute role in the process of confronting the Hamas armed group, even if it has F-35 stealth fighters?