Why did the Palestinian-Israeli conflict escalate again? What is the reason?

There are several reasons for the renewed escalation of the conflict in Brazil:

1. Political polarization: Brazil faces serious political polarization, which leads to social division and intensified opposition. In the last general election, former President Bossonaro won by a narrow majority, but faced with opposition and resistance from Lula and his supporters, he did not transfer power smoothly. This shows the tension between the left and right forces.

2. Revelation from the riots on Capitol Hill in Brazil: The conflict in Brazil was called "the riots on Capitol Hill in Brazil" by public opinion and was influenced by the riots in the US Congress. This also reveals the existence of international influencing factors, which may be the reason why the United States raises its tone.

3. Left-wing forces are facing the test of stability: in recent years, left-wing governments have appeared in many Latin American countries, including Brazil. However, the left-wing government is facing the test of how to stabilize its position and consolidate its ruling position. The impeachment of former Peruvian President Castillo and the internal disputes of Argentina's ruling party are all challenges faced by the left-wing forces.

To sum up, the main reasons for the escalation of conflict in Brazil are political polarization, international influence factors and the stability test of left-wing forces. The further development of the incident still needs attention, and whether there is any risk of further escalation depends on the domestic situation in Brazil.