Israel's Goals Behind Ongoing Military Ops
Israeli political and military analyses have examined the nature of the situation in Lebanon and Gaza, emphasizing that the continued use of military force has not achieved stable political results or lasting security. Instead, it has led to widespread destruction and displacement of populations, along with a failure to build a stable political system. In Lebanon, the scene is moving toward establishing a new equation based on the responsibility of the state and the army, but Israel continues to control certain areas and carry out strikes, placing it in a dilemma between the need to confront Hezbollah and the preservation of its interests. In Gaza, hostile operations and destruction persist, despite the lack of a clear political horizon, while tensions in the West Bank are escalating amid the expansion of settlements and violence, as part of a policy of imposing facts on Palestinian land. War and domination have become an integral part of Israeli policies’ doctrine, but these policies do not contribute to regional stability and raise questions about the effectiveness of military force in achieving peace and stability in the long term.
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