Recent Israeli military operations in the West Bank, including airstrikes and raids, have resulted in multiple Palestinian deaths, raising concerns about escalating violence amid ongoing tensions. These operations are part of Israel's strategy to counter perceived threats from terrorist groups and maintain control over the strategically significant region, which many Israelis are reluctant to see granted independence. Concurrently, global conflicts over water resources have surged, with a significant increase in incidents related to water access disputes, particularly in Africa, where resource scarcity exacerbates tensions between ethnic groups. In Israel, the water scarcity crisis has prompted reliance on desalination technology, which Israel hopes to leverage in its diplomatic relations with Arab nations, despite challenges posed by the Gaza conflict. Efforts to normalize relations, particularly with Saudi Arabia, face hurdles as the region grapples with political instability and resource management issues. As violence continues in the West Bank and water-related conflicts escalate globally, both situations highlight the critical intersection of security and resource management in contemporary geopolitics.