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The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is intensifying, Israel suddenly stops supplying weapons, and the situation has taken a sharp turn for the worse! Netanyahu has said that he will invade Rafah, the attitude of the United States is a mystery, and the people of Gaza are facing extinction.
What kind of conspiracy is behind this? Why is Israel so tough?
The sudden cessation of arms supplies by the United States to Israel is a cause for Israel to be "seriously worried," as this is the first time in the past seven months that the United States has stopped supplying weapons.
Netanyahu also said that if Hamas did not agree to their terms within a week, the Israeli army would invade Rafah.
But now that there is no US arms supply, even if the Israeli army wants to act, it has to weigh it carefully.
Israel, on the other hand, is trying to "understand the situation" and will have to consider the consequences if the United States presses them to abandon the invasion, including the march into Rafah.
Rafah is the "last refuge" for millions of Palestinians, and if the Israeli army invades, the consequences will be really unimaginable, and hundreds of thousands of people may face annihilation.
Now more than 100,000 Palestinians have been killed or injured in Gaza, what a tragic number!
With Egypt's mediation, Israel and Hamas are about to negotiate a new ceasefire in Cairo.
However, on the eve of the talks, the Israeli army launched an intensive bombardment of the Rafah area, causing many casualties.
There has also been a major shift in Hamas's attitude, which wants to give the Palestinians a way to survive and has put forward a "disarming" condition, saying that they will not compromise if the agreement does not include an end to the war in the Gaza Strip.
Israel, on the other hand, launched a fierce attack on the Rafah area.
You know, the population of Palestine exceeds 10 million, and most of them are in exile.
In the past 200 days, Israeli forces have killed nearly 34,000 people in the Gaza Strip, which has been condemned by the international community.
The International Criminal Court in The Hague has begun an investigation into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Israel has also opened its borders to the United States, allowing humanitarian aid to the people of the Gaza Strip.
Netanyahu also called the United States, Britain and Germany, hoping to block the ICJ investigation.
However, on the eve of the peace talks, Israel launched a fierce attack on the Rafah area, which is obviously an attempt to seize the initiative in the peace talks.
They want to threaten Hamas with force and make them consider the terms of the peace talks.
Now that Israel has pushed itself to its part, it can't easily stop, and Hamas is also very badly damaged.
Rafah, located at the southernmost tip of the Gaza Strip, borders the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt, close to the Mediterranean Sea, and is located in the middle of the desert.
It is home to the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Gaza and is a lifeline and "last hope" for Gaza's residents.
The only way for people and relief to get in and out of the Gaza Strip is Rafah, which is controlled by Hamas and Egypt.
But in addition to Rafah, there are also Erez and Kremshalon crossings in and out of the Gaza Strip, both of which are unfortunately controlled by Israel and are currently closed.
Rafah, with a permanent population of less than 300,000, has become a major port for humanitarian supplies to the Gaza Strip since the outbreak of the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
However, as the Israeli army demanded that the residents of the northern Gaza Strip withdraw south, Rafah suddenly became the largest refuge for the residents of Gaza, where some 1.4 million people took refuge, most of them in makeshift tents.
Why did Israel attack Rafah? Originally, their goal was to annihilate the four battalions of Hamas in Rafah, and they wanted to achieve the three major military goals of eliminating Hamas, freeing all hostages, and ensuring that Gaza would never again pose a threat to Israel.
Moreover, Israeli ground operations in Rafah may also be extended to the Philadelphia Corridor, a military buffer zone between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
Family, do you know? An important reason for Israel's intention to "fight a decisive battle" in Rafah is to recapture the Philadelphia corridor.
Netanyahu has repeatedly said that Israel must take control of the Philadelphia corridor in order to ensure that the Gaza Strip remains demilitarized after the war.
Hamas agreed to the draft ceasefire agreement proposed by Egypt and Qatar, saying that peace would be achieved in three stages.
This includes a direct ceasefire between the parties, the approval by Israel and Kazakhstan of a permanent cessation of hostilities and a complete withdrawal of troops from the Gaza Strip, as well as an end to the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip.
However, Israel could firmly oppose a permanent ceasefire and accept only a temporary ceasefire, and the Cabinet decided to continue military action in the Rafah belt while the war was renewed.
Tell me, isn't it a toss! Moreover, the Israeli military also issued an expulsion order for Palestinians in the east of Rafah, and carried out large-scale precision air strikes on Rafah on the night of the 6th.
And Netanyahu's speech at the Holocaust Remembrance Day event was even more infuriating.
He said that the international community could not restrain Israel's actions, that no amount of pressure and decisions of international institutions could prevent Israel from defending itself, and that in the name of the Prime Minister of the Jewish state, Israel would fight alone even if the world did not support it.
But he openly denied history and said that there was no state aid to the Jews during World War II.
Now that the call for a ceasefire in Israel is getting louder and louder, I really hope that this matter can be brought to an early conclusion so that the people of the Gaza Strip can live a stable life!
In this chaotic situation, Israel seems to have fallen into a state of madness.
While carrying out heavy attacks on the Rafah area, they have firmly opposed a permanent ceasefire, accepting only a temporary ceasefire and continuing to carry out military operations in the Rafah strip.
This is a joke on the lives of the people of Gaza!
Netanyahu's speech was even more infuriating, not only denying history, but also brazenly saying that Israel would fight alone even if the world did not support it.
Who does he think he is? Did he think he could really do whatever he wanted? His behavior is not only a blasphemy against history, but also a trampling on human conscience!
Calls for a ceasefire within Israel are growing louder, which is perhaps a good sign.
But who can guarantee that this is not an Israeli delaying tactic? They may simply be waiting for the right moment to strike again and bring even greater disaster to the people of Gaza.
The people of the Gaza Strip are already suffering from war, and they yearn for peace and for a normal life.
Again and again, however, Israel shattered their hopes and pushed them into the abyss of despair.
Is Israel really going to exterminate the people of the Gaza Strip?
Are they really going to be sinners of history? No, they already are.
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