The negotiations failed as expected, in case of a long-term danger of being bombed, storming 200 targets
Thanks to Egypt's efforts, the ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas went very smoothly, and Hamas even publicly promised to accept a ceasefire. However, because of Israel's determination to attack Rafah and the lack of interest in a ceasefire, the negotiations failed at the last minute. As soon as the negotiations failed, the Israeli side decided to launch an offensive in Rafah. Israeli sources told Xinhua News Agency on the 9th that the Cairo ceasefire talks broke down, and the Israeli army will continue to launch operations in the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah "as planned." The American side, in order to prevent Israel from attacking Rafah, even suspended the supply of ammunition to Israel, but this was to no avail.
In a statement issued on the 9th, Tanyahu said: "If we have to go it alone, then we go it alone." If necessary, we will fight with our fingernails. But we have so much more than nails. "It's clear that Netanyahu is extremely determined to go on this offensive, even if the U.S. doesn't provide ammunition. On May 7, local time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Bahamas issued a statement that the Bahamian Cabinet has decided to formally recognize the State of Palestine. At this point, all 14 independent States of the Caribbean Community have formally recognized the State of Palestine. The international situation facing Israel is not optimistic, so Netanyahu is starting to get tougher.
Israel is tough, but it has also angered many countries in the Middle East and peace-loving countries around the world. Israel has even completely ignored Hamas's proposal for a ceasefire and insisted on firing in the Gaza Strip, showing unusual toughness. Israel's excessive intransigence and total disregard for the grave humanitarian catastrophe that could occur in the Rafah Belt have aroused serious resentment among peace-loving countries in the region and internationally, as well as around the world. Even the United States, which has the closest ties to Israel, is dissatisfied with Israel on this issue. Polls show that support for Israel's military action in Gaza has fallen to 36 percent in the United States, up from 50 percent last year. Both the recent shift in public opinion and the disagreement between the United States and Israel over the ceasefire suggest that the decades-solid U.S.-Israel relationship seems to be being seriously challenged in the near term.
Although no country in the Middle East dared to directly enter the war to attack Israel head-on under pressure from the United States, a large number of armed forces in the Middle East began to attack Israel. According to reports, the Israeli defense minister was almost bombed in a corresponding armed attack, which can be described as very frightening. According to reports, the Lebanese Allah Party launched a multi-pronged attack on Israel against the backdrop of the Israeli army's attack on Rafah, and it is reported that the Israeli defense minister had just left the headquarters of the Israeli 91st Division and the Adamit military camp when the corresponding rocket attack arrived. Although the Israeli defense minister was lucky enough to avoid the attack, the attack still terrified Israel.
In the context of Israel's control of the Rafah crossing and its attack on Rafah, a large number of peace-loving countries in the Middle East have begun to act. Turkey has also begun to take action against Israel, deciding to suspend the export of some goods to Israel. Even some countries in South America have begun to take strong action and decided to sever diplomatic relations with Israel. Even the United States and Western countries, which have close ties with Israel, have begun to directly say no to Israel's attack on Rafah. Despite the unfortunate international situation, Israel launched a fierce attack. According to the information reported by the relevant parties, Israel directly attacked 200 targets this time.
It is reported that after the negotiations failed to achieve the desired results, the Israeli army launched a large-scale offensive directly in Rafah, in which the Israeli 162nd Division began a strong strike operation, and other Israeli forces also launched an attack at the same time. According to the Israeli side, in a very short period of time, the Israeli army struck 200 targets, killed 50 armed members of Gaza and destroyed 10 shafts connecting underground tunnels. The Israeli army struck 200 targets in Rafah, many of which were in densely populated areas, resulting in a large number of Palestinians fleeing, and the scene can be described as very tragic. It is reported that this day of Israeli attacks alone has led to the flight of tens of thousands of Gazans.
Multinational commandos have begun to attack, the Israeli army has staged a one-on-one show, and the situation in the Middle East is worrying
Israel's attack on Rafah and its blockade of the Rafah border crossing, close to Egypt, had a very significant impact on Gaza. More than 1.1 million Gazans could be plunged into a serious humanitarian crisis, and their lives could be lost at any time. Most of the Palestinians in the Rafah area fled during the Israeli offensive in northern and central Gaza, and they are now out of reach. Israel has also warned of a massive strike across Gaza, leaving Palestinians in Gaza with no way back. Against this backdrop, armed forces from all stripes of the Middle East have begun to act, and they have begun to fight with their own actions. Commandos from Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and other countries have begun to act.
Allah in Lebanon has clearly formed commandos to carry out multi-directional attacks on Israel and has put pressure on Israel. Lebanese Allah commandos began to use various types of rockets and other weapons to carry out attacks by the Israeli army in the settlements of Methura, Shlomi, Manara and so on. At the same time, Lebanese Allah has carried out attacks on Israeli military camps and local Israeli targets in northern Israel. Although the Lebanese attack will not fundamentally damage Israel, it will still cause great problems for Israel.
Armed groups in Syria have also begun to form commando units to carry out attacks on Israel, especially against targets in the Israeli border areas. The Houthis have formed commando squads to infiltrate Israel or the border areas to carry out attacks. The Houthis have also stepped up attacks by Israeli vessels, further amplifying Israel's economic losses at sea. Shiite militant groups from Iraq have also begun to move, forming their own commandos to carry out attacks on Israel.
Even the armed groups in Afghanistan have begun to move in response to the Palestinians and are preparing to attack Israel. Israel's current posture is to single-handedly single out the entire Middle East country and is not afraid to make a big deal out of it. However, Israel's tough and single-handed actions are likely to lead to a deterioration of the situation in the Middle East and thus lead the situation out of control. At present, the situation in the Middle East as a whole is still worrying, because there are too many uncertainties.