A year into Israel-Hamas conflict, tensions remain high

It has been a year since the Israel-Hamas conflict erupted, and tensions remain high. Although Israel has made efforts to neutralize Hamas, the group still poses a significant threat, illustrated by recent rocket attacks in cities like Ashkelon and Ashdod. Diplomatic discussions in Qatar aimed at resolving the conflict have not yielded any meaningful resolutions. Israel is now confronting threats from multiple fronts, including Lebanon, Yemen, and Syria. The role of Iran, a key player, adds another layer of complexity to the situation. While Israel's advanced weaponry and air superiority give it an edge, the conflict's multi-dimensional nature continues to challenge the nation.