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Netanyahu's risk policy: between military aggression and diplomatic silence
Discover the current strategy of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Middle East: While he relies on military deterrence, he lacks tactical and strategic thinking. Analyze how his decisions after the Hamas massacre and the diplomatic suggestions of US President Biden could lead to a possible turn in the region. Find out more about the challenges and opportunities for peace in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
Netanyahu's risk policy: between military aggression and diplomatic silence
In a dramatic race against time, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu puts everything on one card. His goal? To relentlessly destroy the country's enemies! But not only that: with a breathtaking humiliation strategy, he wants to teach the terrorists fear. The latest actions speak volumes: First the Israeli secret service introduces a spectacular mass explosion of HISBOLLAH communications devices in Lebanon, and in the next breath the Israeli air force specifically sends several commanders of the Shiite militia into the realm of the dead
A message that sits: Israel can bring every hidden enemy to the route, at any time and anywhere! This brutal strengthening of the muscles should guarantee maximum deterrence. But the question remains: will this strategy be fruited? Almost a whole year after the terrible massacre of Hamas in Israel, Netanyahu has far from being achieved.
The brutal logic of the military strategy
Netanyahu not only aims at military success - his “brutal logic” initially applied in the Gaza strip and now she is also spreading in Lebanon. But where is his strategic flair? Where is the tactical finesse? Even US President Joe Biden tried in vain to present him with a diplomatic solution: a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the return of all hostages. In addition, the Hisbollah should have set its attacks on Israel. A clever prime minister would have had to take advantage of this to put a rehearsal to his opponents - if this does not fragate, the military options still remain.
The vision for the time after the Gaza War? None! Netanyahu shows no signs that he could develop a plan for peaceful coexistence with the Palestinians. A concept for a Palestinian state could secure the support of all neighboring countries. Instead, his decisions risk opening an additional front in Lebanon and further destabilizing the already tense situation in the Middle East.
The Middle East conflict is not just a chess game of the powerful; It is a race against your own downfall. Netanyahus brutal tactics could turn out to be a dangerous wrong decision. The operations are high and the world is watching.