In the Gaza Strip there is an awareness that the result of the Israeli elections will not have a radical effect on the reality of the Strip, whether Netanyahu's coalition or one of his competitors wins. This policy, which is currently being implemented, is the product of specifications presented by study centers and national security institutes. Ahmed Zahran, a political science student at Al-Azhar University and a researcher on Israeli affairs, said in an interview with Al-Akhbar that "the Netanyahu government's competitors disagree with him on the details, and blame him for the failure, but they believe in the continued excessive use of military force, deterrence and security control." Therefore, for us as Gazans, the crisis is not in the people, even though we hate Netanyahu more than any other criminal in this world, but in the fundamental principle of dealing with Gaza, and in the vision that finds consensus and agreement between the opposition and the current government coalition regarding the future of the Strip, which is summed up in the continued assassinations, restrictions, destruction and destruction.

In the Gaza Strip there is an awareness that the result of the Israeli elections will not have a radical effect on the reality of the Strip, whether Netanyahu's coalition or one of his competitors wins. This policy, which is currently being implemented, is the product of specifications presented by study centers and national security institutes. Ahmed Zahran, a political science student at Al-Azhar University and a researcher on Israeli affairs, said in an interview with Al-Akhbar that "the Netanyahu government's competitors disagree with him on the details, and blame him for the failure, but they believe in the continued excessive use of military force, deterrence and security control." Therefore, for us as Gazans, the crisis is not in the people, even though we hate Netanyahu more than any other criminal in this world, but in the fundamental principle of dealing with Gaza, and in the vision that finds consensus and agreement between the opposition and the current government coalition regarding the future of the Strip, which is summed up in the continued assassinations, restrictions, destruction and destruction.