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The Israel-Hamas conflict appears to be difficult to resolve. On the one hand, Israel has been systematically destroying the physical infrastructure of Gaza, as well as causing several civilian deaths, in addition to countless injuries resulting from its bombings. In this sense, life in Gaza has become unsustainable for the millions of refugees displaced to the south of the territory. In this context, it appears that the international pressure on Israel to pause the conflict for humanitarian reasons is enormous. However, from a military point of view, Israel has suffered several casualties, so it faces fierce resistance from Hamas. In fact, the Israeli army will have severe difficulties in suppressing the group of fighters, which will make it difficult to pause the war. I think, however, that a minimum agreement will have to be reached, without which thousands of Palestinians in Gaza will die of hunger, thirst or disease.

Despite the great pressure that the US government puts on its closest allies, it is unlikely that such countries will join the boycott so early, without having guarantees of counterparts for the demand for semiconductors.