With Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon, countries, including China, have carried out evacuation operations on Lebanon.
The dire situation in Lebanon is evident.
Israel is a country whose strategic intentions are becoming more and more expanded, and more forces inside and outside the region are participating in the war, which makes the situation more complicated.
One: Israel's strategic intentions
During the holidays, I saw a post on the Internet about the situation in Lebanon.
This netizen said that he could not understand, why did Israel start a war?
It is estimated that many ordinary people are very confused about this point and do not know what Israel wants to do.
We combine a piece of news to facilitate the understanding of Israel's strategic intentions.
On October 5, CNN reported that Israel President Benjamin Netanyahu noted in a video address that Israel is "fighting on seven fronts."
The "enemies" on these fronts are: Lebanon Allah, Hamas, the Houthis in Yemen, the "terrorists" in the West Bank of Jordan, and the pro-Iran forces in Iraq and Syria.
From the objective point of view, the President of Israel is right, the environment around them is indeed very bad.
This is also why Israel, after basically completing the attack on the Hamas armed forces in the past half month, has launched an offensive against Lebanon's Allah Party.
In a word, Israel wants to try to knock down the surrounding "enemies" while everyone is scolding him, but not taking action.
sacrificing one's own national image in exchange for the future stability of the surrounding situation in the short and medium term.
Two: The Middle East has become a mess
The current situation in the Middle East is a mess, just like Netanyahu said.
Almost all pro-Iran armed groups have launched attacks of varying scales against Israel itself.
Iran itself, unable to swallow this breath any longer, fired more than 200 ballistic missiles at Israel itself.
Iran's Supreme Spiritual Leader, Ayatollah Ali Ali, is presiding over Friday prayer for the first time in four years. Khamenei said Iran's missile attack on Israel was "legitimate and justified."
The Houthis also issued statements in the past two days, saying that they used multiple drones to strike targets in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Islamic Resistance Group, an armed militia in Iraq, was not willing to remain silent at this time, using drones to attack northern Israel.
Judging by these circumstances, Iran is gathering all its little brothers to launch a strike against Israel.
But judging from the scale and casualties, it seems that it is still "thunder and rain".
Iran's deterrent attacks have not stopped Israel's ground operations.
According to data from the Lebanon Ministry of Health, as of the 4th local time, Israel's current round of attacks on Lebanon has killed more than 2,000 people, including 127 children and 261 women.
Three: Biden said he fully supports Israel
Iran has behaved in response to Israel's invasion of Lebanon for two reasons.
On the one hand, the newly appointed president of Iran has taken the "bearing of humiliation" to the extreme, and has maintained maximum restraint in Israel's various behaviors.
On the other hand, United States is in the back for Israel, and Iran cannot make up its mind to break through from a proxy war to a direct war with Israel and United States.
But United States itself has bitterness that it cannot say.
Recently United States President Joe Biden said that United States fully supported Israel in response to Iran's missile attack on Israel.
Biden said that the United States has only one red line, and that is not to support Israel's attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
This shows that the United States has no bottom in its heart, fearing that the situation in the Middle East will completely get out of control and directly bury the United States hegemony.
Overall, the situation in Lebanon is expected to be the same as in the Gaza Strip.
In the face of verbal condemnation from the international community, Israel has launched a ground offensive to weaken Allah, despite civilian casualties.