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Netanyahu's Dual Front War: Stalemates with Gaza and Hezbollah
2024-06-16 15:01:03

Netanyahu's Dual Front War: Stalemates with Gaza and Hezbollah

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The ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, as well as Hezbollah in Lebanon, show no signs of resolution. Hamas views the struggle as a long-term battle it believes it will win, while diplomatic isolation and war crime accusations add to Israel's challenges.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's strategy involves prolonging the conflict to weaken Israel, while Italian Prime Minister Meloni warns of falling into Hamas's trap and calls for dialogue and a ceasefire. Amid the chaotic situation, Israel's tactical pauses for humanitarian aid in Gaza aim to alleviate the catastrophic humanitarian crisis, despite uncertainty surrounding ceasefires.

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