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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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It has been three years since the Al-Aqsa Flood and the ongoing war in Gaza, during which the Palestinians suffered significant human losses, including tens of thousands of dead, injured, missing, and displaced people. The war has led to a major decline in Israel’s image and credibility worldwide, especially in the United States and Western societies, amid an expanding international recognition of the State of Palestine and increasing isolation of Israel within international institutions. Additionally, calls for boycott and mobilization through legal, cultural, and union institutions have intensified, with criticism of Israel growing and public opinion in the West shifting—particularly among younger generations—to become more openly critical. On the international level, most countries have expressed support for the Palestinians, and numerous international resolutions condemning Israeli policies have been issued, accompanied by rising economic and political pressures on Israel. Despite its human cost, Gaza has continued to resist. The outcomes reflect that the repercussions of the war extend beyond the battlefield into realms of politics and public discourse. It is likely that its effects will endure for decades, as power dynamics are shifting and Israel’s global image is changing, while Palestine is reclaiming its place at the heart of international discussion with renewed strength.
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