Denial and amnesia: Is the global community ready to welcome Israel back?
Summary
The article discusses the impact of a ceasefire deal in Gaza on Israel's international relations. Over two years, Israel's actions in Gaza have led to significant loss of life and destruction, drawing accusations of genocide from various groups. Despite the ceasefire, there is disagreement within Israel and internationally about the interpretation of these events.Key Facts
- Israel and some Western allies see the Gaza ceasefire as a chance to improve strained relations.
- Israel's military operations in Gaza over two years have resulted in over 67,900 Palestinian deaths and more than 170,000 injuries.
- About 92 percent of Gaza's residential housing has been destroyed or damaged.
- A UN commission of inquiry labeled Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide in September.
- Protests against Israel's actions occurred regularly in major world cities.
- Opposition leader Yair Lapid denied accusations of genocide, calling outside criticism deceptive.
- Some Israeli leaders, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, view the ceasefire negatively, describing it as a defeat.
- There is a divide within Israel about the perception and acknowledgment of the damage caused in Gaza.
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