It was thought that a cease-fire agreement would give a little space to breathe, but the reality is that the peace of Gaza is like a blur of paper, and it breaks.

Just at the edge of this endless smell of gunpowder, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz suddenly announced that he had ordered the Israeli army to develop a ¡°comprehensive plan¡± that would completely destroy its armed forces once Hamas had ¡°broken the treaty.¡±

This is not a verbal warning, but a military playbook on the table.

More subtly, behind the plan is the shadow of the new U.S. government¡¯s ¡°peace plan,¡± which means that the reversal of the situation is not just an Israeli unilateral move, but possibly a new round of strategic arrangement with the United States.

The plan is not a slogan, but an "ultimatum" written into the operational blueprint.

The so-called ¡°comprehensive plan¡± is not a gesture, but rather a sword hanging on Hamas¡¯s head. The statement of the Israeli Defense Ministry is clear: As long as Hamas does not fully implement the ceasefire agreement, or proactively initiate hostilities again, the Israeli army will pursue the Tsoor, launching a military strike. The aim is to point to two points ¨C to completely destroy Hamas¡¯ military capabilities and make Gaza truly ¡°demilitarize¡±.

To put it clearly, Israel is trying to clean the ground and ¡°root up¡± Hamas from this land of Gaza. How to pull it out? from the ground to the ground, layer by layer weakening. The most difficult of which is the Hamas surviving ¡°death war¡± network, the so-called ¡°Gaza subway¡±.

These tunnels are not only weapons transportation lines, but also command centers and hiding places. Since the 2023 conflict, Israel has been at a loss with it, and now it seems that technological upgrades have become the key. The Israeli army may use the "intelligent ground-penetrating bombs" and sensing systems used by the US military against IS to accurately attack underground facilities.

In addition, the ¡°comprehensive plan¡± also includes clearing Hamas¡¯s ¡°terrorist infrastructure¡± ¨C not just as simple as bombing a few warehouses, but a network of weapons factories, training camps, and even communication hubs.

Israel wants to strike with air precision in a way that co-ordinates with short ground strikes, on the one hand, to reduce its own casualties, and on the other hand, to avoid causing massive civilian casualties as the last time, and public opinion costs too high.

From an operational point of view, this is not just an operational plan, but a psychological battle.Israel wants to let Hamas know that if you move a finger again, we will act.

The United States and Israel join forces is no accident, it is the opening line of a new script in the Middle East

This sudden Israeli sword, not a single struggle. From the Defense Ministry's point of view, this "comprehensive plan" is a "positive response" to the new Middle East peace plan proposed by the Trump administration.

The key word for the new plan is clear: return all the bodies of hostages and completely disarm Hamas.

This ¡°international force¡± is familiar? Yes, it is the support camp, including the United States. Although the U.S. military will not leave directly, but intelligence, logistics, weapons support, these can be quietly unfolded.

What is even more interesting is that this time Israel made it clear that all military actions must be carried out "in coordination with the United States." The message behind this statement is that the pace between the United States and Israel is more consistent than before. This also shows that the Trump administration is tougher on Hamas than its predecessor and is even willing to promote substantive military cooperation behind the scenes.

From a larger perspective, Israel's move is also countering Iran's regional influence. Getting Hamas out is not only to clean up an "enemy", but also to reduce Iran's proxy space in the Mediterranean.

At the same time, this "fight first and talk later" line may also appease Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia-as long as there are arrangements for Palestinians' living security in the follow-up peace plan, this "clearance peace" may not attract a strong rebound.

Of course, the international community may not all buy it. Once the United States and Israel really join forces to fight, allies in Europe and the Middle East may have to go their separate ways.

A ceasefire is like a temporary sticker, the hostage issue is the trigger.

Although the ceasefire agreement seems to be still in place on the surface, the situation is actually like a porcelain plate hanging in the air that will break with a slight touch. The latest report from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency in the Near East shows that the border area is still uneasy. On the one hand, there are warning shots from the Israeli army and on the other hand, there are "tentative actions" from a small group of Hamas. Both sides seem to be stepping on the line to test the bottom.

What is most unacceptable to the Israeli people and the government is not that Hamas has not yet laid down its weapons, but that the hostages have not yet been returned.

While four bodies have now been handed over through the Red Cross, Israel has not paid for it.Hamas has still lived hostages, and family groups have publicly protested against the government¡¯s ¡°too soft.¡±The Israel Times reports that the sentiment is turning to pressure on the government to resume military operations.

In other words, the four bodies were traffic lights. If Hamas stops returning it, or Israel finds itself secretly reactivating armed groups, then the "comprehensive plan" will no longer be an idea on paper, but a script for immediate action.

That¡¯s where the danger lies now: Hamas¡¯s every step, every decision, is being taken to assess whether or not it ¡°fails.¡±

Once it is identified as a "trigger condition", the plan will be launched. Once launched, the intensity of this conflict may be more difficult to end than in 2023.

conclusion

It is no exaggeration to say that the current situation is a "tightrope walking". Israel has handed over the "key to war" to Hamas, while it stands at the commanding heights of military deterrence and is ready to "use war to promote peace." The United States, on the other hand, is like the director behind the stage, promoting the peace plan while "preparing the script" for Israel.

The significance of this "reversal" is not only a change in military deployment, but also a reshuffle of the Middle East pattern. If Hamas chooses to continue to cooperate, there may be room for maneuver in the situation; but if it persists, then this "comprehensive plan" will move from paper to reality and become the trigger for a new round of conflict.

The real question is: Will military means solve everything? The answer is obviously no. Even if Hamas is eliminated, the governance of Gaza, people's livelihood, and the future of Palestine and Israel are still up in the air.

As the International Crisis Organization warns in its latest report, a conflict without a political solution is hard to win, even if a war is won.

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