Well, howdy there internet people, Litzboo again. So today we are going to talk about two events.

We're going to talk about two events that occurred over there and what it means for the wider situation.

One of the events is getting a whole bunch of coverage because it was larger and there

was footage of it. The other event comparatively was a smaller event.

But when it comes to foreign policy,

it might end up being, it might be, end up being the thing that sways country's actions.

Okay, so the first event.

Israel conducted a strike. My understanding was that they were going after two people.

At time of filming I do not believe there is an accurate count.

Suffice it to say, it was more than two people.

It was bad in any way that it could be bad. It was so bad that Netanyahu came out and said it was a tragic mishap.

If you are doing something that pretty much every expert in the world said not to do,

I don't know that you get to call it a mishap.

The other event was Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanging fire.

They shot at each other.

The West is not going to be okay with that.

The West is not going to be okay with that even if it is de-escalated and a time of

filming it seems as though it is being de-escalated. The West will not risk Israel in Egypt going at it. You might

start to get more pressure from countries that have been big on rhetoric and symbolism

but haven't really applied any pressure of their own.

They may start playing bad cop to the US good cop. I would not expect

economic pressure, but it wouldn't surprise me either.

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