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This is shocking news. Israel drones discovered the secret hideout of Hamas's command center in June, after months of covert surveillance and waiting.
Finally, last week it successfully carried out precision strikes, killing dozens of important figures, including senior Hamas commander Dave. This has undoubtedly dealt a devastating blow to the Hamas organization in Gaza.
The Gaza Strip has been the eye of the storm in the Middle East conflict. This narrow strip of land has long been the focal point of contention between Arabs and Jews, and the armed forces of the two sides have faced numerous life-and-death duels here.
To this day, this barren land is still shrouded in the smoke of war. Hamas, as the main armed force, has never stopped fighting the Israel government for many years. Sometimes the two sides openly exchanged fire, sometimes they fought in hiatism, and the undercurrent was surging.
The Israel military's precision strike was undoubtedly a bombshell dropped on Hamas. Dave, a senior Hamas commander who was the main mastermind of the Al-Aqsa flood operation, is known as an alternative "comedian".
He escaped Israel seven times, and this time he finally died. Also eliminated were the commander of the Hamas Khan Younis Brigades, Rafa · Salam, and dozens of guards and agents in his compound. For Hamas, this is undoubtedly a heavy loss.
With such a heavy blow, Hamas's combat effectiveness is bound to be greatly weakened. But we cannot let that make us blind to the threat posed by Hamas.
Both Hamas and Israel are eager to gain the upper hand in this endless war. The enmity between the two sides is deep-rooted and difficult to resolve in a short period of time.
Hamas, as a radical Islamic armed group, has a long history of contradictions with Israel.
Back in 1987, Hamas kicked off in Gaza and the West Bank with a series of suicide and rocket attacks against Israel. Hamas's aim is to overthrow the Israel regime and establish an Islamic state on the land.
Hamas relies on non-stop armed struggle. The hard dogmatism and steely discipline within the organization have given it a large number of popular support in the Gaza Strip.
Even in the face of heavy losses, Hamas has been able to quickly regroup and regain its combat effectiveness. This is the main reason why Hamas has stood firm for years of conflict.
Naturally, the Israel side is aware of Hamas's tenacity and danger. Despite repeated bombardments of Hamas positions, Hamas's ability to "dig and burrow" has allowed it to survive underground.
What is even more frightening is that Hamas's prestige among the Gaza populace is so high that it is constantly replenished with new fighting forces.
Even if Hamas has been hit hard from time to time, its foundations have been extremely difficult to completely smash. At that time, the US military in Iraq was mired in endless "anti-guerrilla warfare." For Israel to contain Hamas, it is clear that military means alone are not enough.
The current situation has brought the Middle East peace process to a stalemate. Although Israel wants to eliminate Hamas as a stumbling block, Hamas, as a legitimate armed force in the hearts of the people of Gaza, must not be underestimated. If Israel is too aggressive against Hamas, it could lead to a surge in civilian casualties, further exacerbating tensions between the two sides.
Conversely, if Hamas does not contain its militants and continues to carry out attacks and sabotage, the prospects for peace will be slim. Both sides must exercise restraint and act rationally, otherwise there will be no solution to the deadlock.
Once upon a time, the world had high hopes for peace in the Middle East. Since the Obama administration took office, it has vigorously promoted the resumption of the Palestinian-Israeli peace process. In 2013, United States also organized the resumption of direct talks between Israel and Palestine. Regrettably, however, the peace process has come to a near standstill as the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues.
In July 2014, large-scale firefighting resumed in Gaza, with heavy bombing between the two sides, resulting in a large number of civilian casualties. Although there have been many ceasefires since then, the contradictions between Hamas and Israel have never really been resolved. To this day, the two sides continue to struggle over who will dominate the Gaza Strip.
Perhaps for both sides, maintaining a "lukewarm" state for the time being is the best option. As long as Hamas controls and does not launch large-scale attacks, and Israel does not make a full-scale move, the two sides can maintain a delicate balance for the time being.
But this balance is, after all, a haunt and will not solve the problem at all. The true path to peace should be to resolve differences through negotiation, not by force. It is hoped that the two sides will put aside their prejudices and resume the peace process and move towards reconciliation under the call of the international community. Otherwise, this endless civil war will only plunge both sides into a more protracted predicament.
In the decades that followed, war between the Arab states and Israel was on the verge of breaking out, sometimes openly and sometimes in secret. Hamas, as a radical Islamic armed group, has a long history of contradictions with Israel.
Hamas's predecessor was established in 1987 during the first Palestinian intifada. As a national liberation movement, Hamas's goal is to overthrow the Israel regime and establish an Islamic state in the Palestinian region.
Although the situation has improved, the root cause of the contradiction has not been eliminated. Although Israel has become a solid State entity, it is still not universally recognized at the international level, and its overly assertive approach has been condemned by many countries. And Hamas, with its popular base, poses the greatest security threat to Israel. Neither side can accept the existence of the other, and the struggle will undoubtedly continue.
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