YOU GUYS — this isn't just a news update; it's one of those stories where you can actually see how big geopolitical moves snowball into massive, long-term instability. Daniel Bowen's analysis hits hard because he tracks the specific mechanism: Netanyahu signed a ten-year war plan for Gaza in June after Biden greenlit the military aid deal that feeds his campaign. We're talking $38 billion worth of US weaponry to Israel over a decade — and more is coming through Congressional funding - while Hamas rocket fire jumped from 72 per month pre-Oct 7 to roughly 259 per month since. Meanwhile, Trump's Abraham Accords aligned with Netanyahu on normalising regional ties but those accords are fracturing under the current strain. The core takeaway? Ambition to unilaterally reshape a region through heavy force creates "permacrisis" — not a temporary crisis, but an enduring state of instability that can last for years. It's wild how quickly these high-level political projects turn into existential crises on the ground.

Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjdgl548x3eo