The term “Israeli Offensive” typically refers to a military operation conducted by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) aimed at achieving specific objectives in conflict situations. These offensives can occur in various contexts, such as during wars, skirmishes, or responses to perceived threats, particularly in relation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or broader regional tensions in the Middle East.
The nature of an Israeli Offensive might include ground incursions, aerial bombardments, or naval operations, focusing on military targets, infrastructure, or militant groups. These offensives often provoke significant international attention and can lead to complex humanitarian situations, as they may result in civilian casualties and displacement.
Historically, various Israeli Offensives have been launched since the establishment of Israel in 1948, each reflecting the political, security, and social dynamics of the time. The specific name of an offensive may also refer to a notable operation, often characterized by a particular strategy, geographical area, or time period.
Le ministre allemand des Affaires étrangères, Annalena Baerbock, a exprimé mardi (13 février), avant son voyage en Israël, son inquiétude quant à une éventuelle offensive militaire imminente de Tel Aviv…