I think we've reached the point where all other countries in the region have had enough.
If Israel assumes tactics in southern Gaza the same as it performed the north, I fully expect to see a wider conflict which, I'm afraid, looks even worse for Israel.
That point has been reached a while ago. Israel should be aware there was no unity in Arab nations. That's changing fast. If you combine the power of the rich Arab nations (Saudi Arabia, UAE) with Iran's power (Iran is not an Arab nation, another thing that's not widely understood) you get the recipe for a perfect storm.
I left out Turkey, because they're not an Arab nation either and they have ample problems to deal with atm (flood, earthquakes).
Meanwhile Putin is using the fact that the world isn't paying attention to start a really big offensive in Ukraine and to accelerate exploitation of the Arctic's oil, gas and gold sources. And also promoting the north-east passage to Asian countries who ship a lot of goods. Once the Suez canal gets blocked by war and the Indian ocean is unsafe because of pirates, Russia can play the role of savior of Asian economies. Once Russia becomes the de facto owner of the Arctic, what's the USA going to do? Especially in view of further polarisation like this in Madison, Wisconsin: