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Analyses indicate that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to sabotage the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the absence of direct and decisive intervention from U.S. President Donald Trump provides Israel with leverage to continue its military operations and impose new terms on the understandings. It is believed that Netanyahu is betting on exploiting bloodshed and elections to portray himself as someone forced to accept the agreement under American pressure, in an attempt to boost his domestic image. Experts, however, suggest that Israel might disregard its political and security commitments if it is not directly pressured by Washington. It is also noted that the final deployment of weapons and the details of disarmament face disagreements over the timing of security guarantees and the retention of Hamas elements, with a real need for assurances that truly protect movement leaders from ongoing Israeli targeted actions. The lack of direct American pressure seems to be fueling continued escalation in the Gaza Strip until the elections, amid concerns over an intensification of military operations and hardened stances.
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