Just yesterday, Israel, which has been bombarding and fighting in Gaza, finally sent people to Qatar to negotiate a ceasefire, the main content of which is to hold a ceasefire in southern Gaza for a period of time.
This is the first time that Israel has sought a ceasefire since the fighting raged in Gaza.
Although there have been several news of Palestinian-Israeli ceasefires before, these ceasefires were not proposed by Israel, but by the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Egypt and other countries, and one of them was even proposed by Israel's son.
Although the ceasefire is limited to southern Gaza, the conflict in Gaza is likely to go in a completely different direction, and to explain this problem, we must start with Israel's war in Gaza.
Since the Israeli offensive against Gaza on 7 October last year, the fighting has not been going well.
At present, Israel has cut off communications from Gaza, but there are still videos of Israeli personnel or tanks being bombed from time to time.
A few days ago, Israel's front-line commanders wanted to increase their troops in Gaza by 10,000 troops, and the number of troops has not increased so far, but this incident has caused a big disaster.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to recruit troops in Israel, but the Israelis were unwilling to serve in the military, so those with connections fled Israel.
According to statistics, as many as 500,000 people have left Israel, but what if soldiers are needed on the front line?
In desperation, Netanyahu sent the conscription order to the Haredi faction.
This Haredi, also known as ultra-Orthodox Jews, is treated in exalted manner within Israel.
They don't have to work, they don't pay taxes, they don't have military service, they spend their days studying the Bible and having children, and they're strong supporters of Netanyahu.
After Netanyahu turned his mind on ultra-Orthodox Jews, protests erupted in the country, threatening to oust Netanyahu from power.
Netanyahu's insistence on waging war against Hamas is not for the safety of the Israeli people at all, but to distract himself from popular support that has fallen after the judicial overhaul.
Seeing that his basic plate was about to collapse, Netanyahu had to give up the idea of conscripting ultra-Orthodox Jews, but the war in Gaza could not be stopped, and Netanyahu was also smart He thought of a way - a ceasefire!
A ceasefire can cool down international public opinion, and when the battlefield area is smaller, fewer soldiers will be needed, and the needs of the battlefield can be met without conscription.
I heard the Israeli abacus from thousands of miles away, but maybe the people in the Middle East couldn't hear it?
They must be able to hear it.
The last time Israel mediated, Hamas asked China, Russia and Turkey for guarantees, and this time Israel will inevitably face harsher conditions if it wants a ceasefire, unless they unilaterally cease it.
Finally, let's end with a single sentence.
Hurry up and cease fire! The border of 1967 was already your best bet.