The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahureacted to death of the leader of the Islamist group and mastermind of the October 7 attacks, Yahya Sinwarnoting that “this war can end tomorrow“. Some statements that sound good to the West are that the majority of leaders admit that the Hamas It was “an obstacle to peace”.
But the original version has “fine print”. “We will continue the war with all our strength. We have before us a great opportunity to end the Axis of Evil and create a different future for the entire region,” Netanyahu continued.
Some statements which suggest that The end of the conflict is still far from being reached. “The real goal was not the elimination of Hamas, but essentially to create a new order, to redraw the map of the area,” said the co-director of the Institute for Conflict Studies and Humanitarian Action. Jesus Nunez.
For his part, the journalist and director of “La Salle Politique”, Yago Rodríguez, stressed that it will now be necessary to see if Israel takes advantage of the window of opportunity that it has generated with this war.to crush Iran’s nuclear program”something he believes to be “his true purpose”.
This is undoubtedly what a great concern worldwide. The United States will push for a ceasefire but, with a very weakened Joe Biden and his imminent departure, it will do so without much real force.
“Why don’t you go ahead and put an end to the Hezbollah structure in southern Lebanon, since you started with it, and hold on and then defuse once you have completely decapitated Hamas,” asked Eduardo Saldaña, co-director of ‘The’? World Order”.
On the other side, from Gaza and Lebanon, they are clear: “Netanyahu is not going to stop.” On the other hand, they emphasize that “they can kill Sinwar, in addition to having eliminated Haniyeh and Nasralla, but that a million others will come like them.” The truth is that it would not be the first time that the Palestinian guerrillas have risen from the ashes.
