A global agreement is taking shape regarding Israel's conflict with Hamas.

The international community, including key allies like the UK, France, Canada, and the European Union, is increasingly demanding that Israel halt its military operations against Hamas in Gaza and allow for humanitarian aid to reach the area. The UN has warned of an impending humanitarian crisis with the potential for widespread starvation due to the ongoing blockade and conflict.

In addition to the criticism from allied nations, there are reports that the US has new intelligence indicating that Israel may be preparing for a potential strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. This has contributed to rising oil prices and heightened tensions in the region. The Iranian government is currently engaged in nuclear negotiations with the US, and any military action by Israel could significantly destabilize these discussions.

Domestically, the situation in Israel is also becoming more complex as dissent grows regarding the government's strategy. Some left-wing politicians are accusing the Netanyahu administration and the military of committing war crimes, and public opinion polls show a majority of Israelis prioritize the return of hostages over the continuation of the war. Despite this, Netanyahu and his cabinet remain steadfast in their objectives: disarming Hamas, exiling its leadership, and ensuring a future where Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel.

While the US has not yet publicly called for an end to the fighting, the pressure is mounting. Israel has resumed limited humanitarian aid to Gaza, but it is widely acknowledged that much more is needed to address the severe conditions faced by the 2 million residents. The talks to secure the release of the remaining hostages are stalled, and the Israeli government insists that military pressure will either lead to a deal or the defeat of Hamas.