Did the Zionist regime manage to marginalize the Palestinian issue with the Gaza war?

The British Middle East Eye wrote in an analysis: "The Gaza war will eventually end, like all wars, but its consequences will be unprecedented in both nature and scale. Regardless of how close a ceasefire is or how long the war will continue, the path to its end is taking shape, and the picture of Gaza's future is becoming clearer every day.

Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed and many more injured. Gazans live in the ruins of their homes, struggling with cold and hunger. Extending this war will undoubtedly exacerbate their suffering, but it will not make much difference to the outcome of the war."

According to British media, even if the Zionist regime destroys the Palestinian Resistance Movement (HAMAS) and the Gaza Strip, it cannot remove the Palestinian issue, which is a powerful driving force in the political arena of West Asia, from the equation.

According to the report: "This war showed that the Palestinian ideal cannot be ignored by security measures or even by the normalization of Arab-Israeli relations. Former Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat declared that there will be no security or peace unless the Palestinians achieve their national rights. The same condition applies today."

According to Middle East Eye, in addition to attacking Hamas forces and positions since the beginning of the war, the Israeli regime has attempted to expel the Palestinian people from Gaza, but has failed to achieve that goal.

The article states: "Israel has attempted to destroy all forms of life in Gaza, attacking hospitals, schools, universities, homes, water networks, medical personnel, and journalists, but to this day the Palestinian people remain in the zone." 

The British media outlet considers this a "strategic, moral and ideological defeat" for the Zionists and emphasizes that the right wing of the occupying regime has failed to turn Gaza into a stateless land with Zionist projects. The implementation of a similar policy in the West Bank is also doomed to failure.

The article states: "The failure of Israel's plans to expel Palestinians from Gaza shows that, politically, Israel can no longer face the reality of the Palestinian question."

According to the report, Palestinians affected by the Gaza war will offer a new kind of resistance, as history has shown that even when all roads seem closed, Palestinians still find a way to move forward.

Today, when almost all doors seem closed, Palestinians will find a new and innovative path that focuses on survival in the land of Palestine. This is a comprehensive approach that encompasses a wide range of resistance tools.

According to Middle East Eye, once the war is over, we will witness a shift in public opinion in Europe and America. No attempt to portray the Zionist regime as innocent and democratic will succeed, as the scale of this genocide is so great that even the regime's supporters will carry the stigma of their support.

Although the Zionist regime does not value public opinion and only cares about maintaining US support, Washington is forced to pay attention to global public opinion, at least outwardly, in order not to lose its influence. Therefore, the US will take global reactions seriously in order to preserve its strategic interests.