Gaza: the possible consequences of the Israeli Military Land

With the ground offensive, a full-scale invasion of Gaza, Israel raise the level of confrontation with the stated aim of destroying the Hamas military installations, rocket launching ramps installed in residential areas, in the midst of the housing and the underground tunnels, aerial and satellite systems uncontrollable. The Hamas government, elected in a legitimate object of military action would not affect the land, but it is logical to think that the political organization, decapitated of its military wing would have a limited of the lot to its influence on the community. If the goal of Tel Aviv may be understandable it is said that the favors of the population of the strip go, then, to the more peaceful organization of Abu Mazen. The limited progress on the peace and the condition of open-air prison in which Israel has reduced Gaza Strip have encouraged the cultivation of feelings more and more adverse to the country of Israel and the Zionist movement, so do expect that Hamas, while being extremist, is outdated in the more fundamentalist sympathies and dangerous Islamic caliphate in Iraq and the Levant. This is a result that Israel does not seem to have taken into account and do not get enough weighted with the wave of violence unleashed in recent days. Hamas was allied with Abu Mazen and through him might be controlled in a riverbed in favor of a peace process; recent events, with the unnecessary killing of children and civilians by the Israeli army, praised by the Nobel Prize for peace, Peres, for his humanity, have caused a fracture incurable, that is unlikely to be reconstructed. Without that Israel re-establish the conditions for the operation and maintenance of the most basic civil rights, in the Gaza Strip is destined to triumph extremism more dangerous than those who do not have anything to lose. The unconditional destruction of homes of a population already at its lowest for its own economic conditions, which is seen robbed of their land completes the picture of a future where the permanent state of tension is bound to rise again. Sure launches of rockets Hamas did not favor a certain dialogue, but the obstacles are coming earlier and the attitude of the government in Tel Aviv, who has never set back on the policy of expansion of settlements in the West Bank. Although Israel claims not to want to regain control of the Gaza Strip is clear that abandon, when deemed to have finished in its operation in a foreign land, in a state of prostration that the world will absolutely relieve in order to avoid the deadly embrace with the caliphate. The threats of Hamas to Israel at the time did not seem alarming, the Palestinian organization has broken with Hezbollah, for its support to Sunni fighters in Syria and then Iran also appears to be more lukewarm towards the problems of the strip, is Turkey, where demonstrations against Israel in Tel Aviv forced to reduce diplomatic presence in the country for fear of attacks turkish and Qatar, which continues to fund the disaster coffers of the organization that leads the government of Gaza. This situation, which reduces the potential for Hamas is likely to grow substantially hopes for an intervention of the caliphate, that, whatever the result got in the military, would have a huge visibility and prestige throughout the Sunni Arab world, threatening to become a guide element and aggregation of the Arab peoples against Israel and the West. Tel Aviv has to assess the potential of these consequences when they perform certain actions, involving the Western countries, which are seen by the Arab world, its allies, despite repeated condemnation in the international arena. Israel must be brought back to the right or left to itself does not engage in reprisals for countries that do not share these actions. In this context, the moves of the U.S. are completely unnecessary and are likely to involve not its responsibility in Washington, but that can be perceived as the Americans, despite the commitment of the increasingly isolated Kerry.