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Since the death of the former leader of Hamas, Sinwar has taken over the leadership and led Hamas to continue the resistance movement, and just recently, Sinwar, known as the "ghost", was killed by Israeli forces.
Sinwar's death has complicated the situation in the Middle East, when the 16 EU countries jointly put pressure on Israel, and Allah will also enter an "escalation state" of confrontation, which is very bad news for Israel.
After Sinwar's death, there are only three people left in the upper echelons of Hamas, so what kind of development will the Middle East usher in after Sinwar's death?
Sinwar's Death: An Elegy for Martyrs, or a Prelude to a Storm?
As soon as the news came out, the world shook. Hamas's number two, Sinwar, was killed by the Israel Defense Forces in an encounter in Gaza.
Filled with gunsmoke and blood, this emblematic figure of the Palestinian resistance ended up in the middle of a year-long conflict with Israel.
Some cheered, others mourned. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could not hide his joy in his tone, as if he had seen the dawn of victory.
They decisively believe that Sinwar's death now heralds the collapse of Hamas's will to resist and the extinguishing of the fighting in Gaza.
The Israeli side's calculation crackled: by killing Sinwar, Hamas would be leaderless and self-defeating. After all, in their eyes, the political game in the Middle East is a game between elites, and the masses of the people are just pawns on a chessboard, at the mercy of others.
However, they clearly underestimated the burning anger in the hearts of the Palestinian people, the determination to do whatever it takes for freedom and dignity.
Sinwar's death is not the end for Hamas, but the beginning of another phase.
When the news reached Europe, sixteen countries joined forces to put pressure on Israel, perhaps even offering the killer weapon of the arms embargo. This resounding slap hit the United States and Israel in the face and tore the veil of hypocritical unity in the Western world.
On the other hand, Lebanon's Allah Party has also released harsh words and escalated its military action against Israel. Israel went to great lengths to blow up Allah leader Nasrallah, thinking that it could kill chickens and monkeys, but it did not expect to lift a stone and shoot itself in the foot.
It turns out that in the Middle East, conquest by force is never the solution to the problem, but only provokes a greater wave of resistance.
Gaza's dilemma: Sinwar's death cannot hide Israel's failure
The Israel Defense Forces, known as the most powerful military force in the Middle East, with 300,000 troops and various advanced weapons in turn, wanted to take Gaza in one fell swoop, but they were mired in a quagmire and were in a dilemma.
It's been a year, the war is still burning, and the bloodshed continues. Israel's tanks, which have crushed the Palestinian homeland; Israel warplanes, bombs dropped, destroyed the dreams of countless Palestinians.
Sinwar is dead, but thousands of Sinwars are still standing up. Armed with rudimentary weapons, they relied on difficult terrain and strong will to fight to the death against the Israel invaders.
Israel's defeat lies not in the lack of military strength, but in the loss of strategic objectives. They have tried in vain to subjugate the Palestinian people by force, ignoring that the human heart is the strongest bulwark.
Sinwar's death has also made the international community increasingly suspicious of Israel. The bombing of civilians and human rights violations have provoked public outrage from Israel's actions.
The joint pressure of the 16 countries of the European Union is the best proof of this. If Israel wants to maintain its foothold in the international community, it must stop the war and return to the negotiating table.
However, judging by the current situation, Israel does not seem to realize the seriousness of the problem.
The blood of the martyrs: the passing of Sinwar will light an even greater torch?
Sinwar's sacrifice is certainly heartbreaking, but his spirit will inspire more Palestinians to go forward and fight for freedom and dignity.
In the hearts of the Palestinian people, Sinwar is not a "terrorist", but a hero who did not hesitate to shed his blood for the cause of national liberation. He comes from the bottom, has experienced hardship, and is more representative of the voices and aspirations of the Palestinian people.
Israel can kill Sinwar, but it cannot extinguish the desire for freedom in the hearts of the Palestinian people. The Palestinian resistance movement, rooted in the land, has a broad mass base and cannot be swayed by one or two leaders.
Sinwar's death could be a turning point for the Palestinian resistance. It may attract more attention and support from external forces to form a new regional alliance to jointly counter Israel's aggressive expansion.
The situation in the Middle East is turbulent. Sinwar's death, like a pebble thrown into a calm lake, caused ripples, and its far-reaching impact will yet to be revealed.
Lost and Reflected: Can the Arrogance of the United States and Israel be exchanged for true peace?
Although Sinwar's death will bring great pain to the whole of Hamas, they are good at turning their pain into fighting spirit, which is not a good thing for the United States and Israel.
For a long time, the United States and Israel have pursued power politics in the Middle East and are accustomed to using force to solve problems, but they have ignored the legitimate demands of the Palestinian people.
They prop up puppet regimes, suppress dissent, and try to trade money and weapons for peace, only to backfire and create more hatred and conflict.
Sinwar's death is a testament to the failure of this approach. The Palestinian people will not succumb to the threat of force, much less sell their dignity for the sake of profit.
If the United States and Israel truly wish to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, they must abandon arrogance and prejudice, face up to the legitimate demands of the Palestinian people, and seek a solution for peaceful coexistence through dialogue on an equal footing.
The two-state solution is recognized by the international community as the best way to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli issue and the only hope for lasting peace in the Middle East.
Conclusion: When the smoke of gunfire clears, what will happen in the future?
Sinwar is gone, but the shadow of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict still hangs over the land. When the smoke of gunfire clears, the future requires the joint efforts of all Hamas.
Israel must also understand that force is not omnipotent, and that only by laying down its arms and returning to the negotiating table can a real way out be found. The Palestinian people also need to unite and enlist the support of the international community to win their own future with wisdom and courage.
The wheels of history are rolling forward, and the bell of peace will finally ring. It is hoped that in the near future, the Palestinian and Israeli peoples will be able to put aside their hatred, shake hands and make peace, and jointly create a peaceful, prosperous and shared Middle East.
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Information sources:
Luzhong Morning Post 2024-10-19 Israeli troops killed Sinwar, and the Chinese side responded →
Tianyan News 2024-10-17 The 16 countries of the European Union said they would exert maximum pressure on Israel
Jimu News 2024-10-18 After Sinwar's death, Allah says confrontation with Israel has entered an "escalation phase"