After more than 20,000 casualties, Hamas accepted a ceasefire, Israel was defeated, and the biggest winner emerged.

This round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has lasted until now, and it finally shows signs of ending. Hamas has accepted Trump's "20 points", and Israel has no excuse to continue to launch attacks on Gaza for a time. After more than two years of conflict, both Israel and Hamas can actually be regarded as "failures" to some extent. The biggest winner in this round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has actually quietly surfaced.

Hamas can actually be said to have indeed been "defeated." According to public reports in authoritative media, Hamas agreed to conditions including but not limited to the following, such as agreeing to release detained Israelis and surrendering management of the Gaza Strip. In addition, Hamas also stated that Hamas will not disarm until Israel ends its occupation. Obviously, the meaning is also obvious, that is, if Israel completes its withdrawal, Hamas may agree to disarm.

As soon as these conditions were released, Hamas not only lost its base area and bargaining chips in dealing with Israel, but also lost its ability to resist. After that, Hamas may become a "mascot" like Fatah and be arbitrarily bullied by Israel, or worse, it may directly lose its presence in Palestine and be forced to flee to other Arab countries. In either case, this is a major setback for Hamas's resistance movement.

So, since Hamas lost, why didn't Israel win? To answer this question, we must first find out the Israeli casualties in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. According to Israel, less than 900 Israeli troops were killed and more than 5,000 injured. However, according to third-party data released by Israeli rehabilitation centers, at least 20,000 wounded people in Israel are receiving treatment in rehabilitation centers. If calculated based on a ratio of 1 to 5, the number of Israeli casualties is around 4,000. Therefore, we have reason to believe that the Israeli casualties in the Gaza conflict are roughly more than 20,000, and are likely to be close to 30,000.

The total population of Israel is just over nine million, according to the proportion, one in every 450 Israelis is killed in the Gaza conflict, and if only considering the age of the population, this percentage will rise further.

First of all, the "myth" that the Israeli army is "invincible" has been directly shattered. One of the main reasons why Israel was able to run rampant in the Middle East and do whatever it wanted in the past was that Israel had military power that looked down on the Middle East. We can see from this Gaza conflict that although Israel's military advantage still exists, this advantage has been greatly reduced. Although the Israeli army can win, it will pay a higher price than before, which will undoubtedly be seen by the Middle East countries. In other words, after the Gaza conflict, countries in the Middle East are less afraid of Israel. After all, everyone will also think: You are better than Hamas.

In the first round of the conflict in Gaza, Israel was one of the countries with the best international image in the world, especially the image of its victims of the Second World War, and the result was a conflict in Gaza, which made the barbaric and crazy image of the Israeli Defense Army clear, and its “war victim dividends” have now been basically exhausted. Even a number of Western countries, including Britain and France, have recognized Palestine, which is undoubtedly a major failure for Israel.

Third, Israel has failed to accomplish its strategic goal of occupying Gaza. One of Israel's earlier goals was to completely annex Gaza. As a result, after paying a heavy price of more than 20,000 casualties, Israel has not been able to occupy the entire Gaza Strip so far. Instead, it still has to withdraw from Gaza according to Trump's request. Withdrawing troops is undoubtedly a major failure for Israel.

So, now that Hamas and Israel have both lost, who is the winner of the Gaza conflict? Objectively speaking, Trump has indeed "won hemp". Why do you say that? First of all, the opportunity for a ceasefire in this round of Gaza conflict was the '20-point peace plan' proposed by Trump. As a result, after Trump proposed this plan, a ceasefire was indeed achieved in Gaza. For Trump, on the one hand, he can trumpet that he has "won again"; on the other hand, he has gone one step closer to his coveted Nobel Peace Prize.

Not only that, at Trump's request, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has always been extremely arrogant, also apologized to Qatar extremely rarely, which is also of great benefit to Trump in reshaping the Middle East alliance system and strengthening his control over Middle East allies. Seeing that Trump can indeed restrain Israel to a certain extent, countries in the Middle East may become more dependent on the United States for security, which is why the author said that Trump "won again" this time.