Eric Fernandez, a media and global policy specialist, said during Aristegui Live that the war between Israel and Hamas is a conflict between a state and a militant group that will have global consequences.

“An important situation remains to be determined not only in the region, but also inl interior of the USA and other countries participates,” he noted.

He put it forward there will be an escalation of the conflictwhich is already reflected in the cutoff of electricity supply to the Gaza Strip announced by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallan.

He also stated that there is a battle front that is not receiving much attention: direct confrontation which were recorded in the West Bank and on the border with Lebanon.

Also, the research professor at the Iberoamerican University believed that it was necessary to intensify dialogue in the UN Security Council, which, in his words, ““It was very warm” since the first attacks on Saturday.

How did the conflict happen?

Fernandez assured that Hamas’s invasion of Israel was something “…unexpected“, due to the widespread perception that the security systems of the country and world powers “controlled the situation down to the smallest detail.”

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However, he noted, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “has begun to move away from this domestic strategic perspective with lack of investment both interest and referring them to issues of corruption“.

In connection with the above, the specialist questioned what’s the future creating a strategic security system that takes into account the movements of groups such as Hamas.

He concluded by adding that from 2009 to the present The Iranian government was close to all the processes that Hamas had.

The full interview can be viewed here: