The second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza seems to have fallen through, and the desire for peace in the Middle East has become unsettled again. Let's talk about this ceasefire agreement first. The first stage is quite easy to say, that is, to hand over the hostages and then cease fire. But in practice, it's as exciting as playing Russian roulette. No one can tell whether something big will happen in the next second, just like not knowing whether the next shot in the roulette wheel will be fired.

Rashman, the giant on the Egyptian side, blasted directly, saying that Netanyahu didn¡¯t want to move forward in the second phase, why? because the second phase involves letting Hamas lay down its weapons, disarmament, and the withdrawal of all Israeli troops from the relevant areas, that¡¯s not exactly what Netanyahu wanted to see.

Look at the reality, after a ceasefire of just a few days, on the day of October 17, Hamas and Israel again leveraged and fought. Israel said that Hamas launched an attack on the Israeli army, causing the death of two Israeli soldiers, one of whom was a major.

The Israeli army immediately launched a retaliation operation, air strikes on Gaza many places, the scene was fun, more than 40 Palestinians lost their lives that day. Although the United States came out and mediated for a while, wanting to let both sides extinguish the fire, but the heart of Israel is increasingly unpleasant, feeling that Hamas is ghosting, making bad tricks.

But the Israeli Foreign Minister did not buy the bills and blamed Hamas¡¯ hostage bodies as codes. What¡¯s more, Israel closed the Rafah border point, which is Gaza¡¯s humanitarian life line, and it was under pressure. Netanyahu¡¯s office spoke directly, and Rafah did not open, and watched Hamas perform.

Speaking of Netanyahu, the guy is an old fox. He said in his mouth to execute the agreement, but the actual action was another thing. The Israeli Defense Army announced on the night of 19th that after a retaliatory airstrike, "the ceasefire was resumed", but he turned his head to plan more strikes. Netanyahu ordered "to take a tough action" and turned out to want to fight side by side, pushing Hamas to the corner.

Trump brother indeed worked hard to promote the ceasefire, held a great peace summit, but that scene, more like a political show. His way of persuasion made the world laugh and laugh, saying is the surface light, did not solve any substantive problem.

In this situation, each link is a barrel of gunpowder. The hostages are not cleared, Israel continues to open fire, close borders, Hamas cleans domestic rape, resolve armed problems. Anyway, a new conflict can explode. The blueprint for peace in the Middle East is always magnificent, but once it comes to reality, it is crushed. Rashvan warns rightly that if there is no consensus within the Palestinians, the ceasefire agreement cannot beined, the Palestinian sacrifices are in vain. The problem is, where is the consensus?

Finally, the vulnerability of the ceasefire.The good news is that the ceasefire in Gaza has lasted for a week; the bad news is that a new war has begun to knock on the door.The ¡°repressive airstrikes¡± with the military stop, and then the ¡°return to enforcement,¡± this cycle I can all turn back.

In short, the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement is basically out of place, and the Middle East peace is half empty.Netanyahu and Trump¡¯s words are unbelievable, adding a laugh to the complicated situation.

Let us eat the grapes and see how long this show will last, but hope that one day the true peace will come, rather than this blurred ceasefire.