According to the latest news from Israeli media, on October 11th, local time, a new round of large-scale military conflict between Israel and Palestine entered the fifth day. Up to now, the conflict has caused more than 2,300 deaths and more than 8,100 injuries on both sides.

  Regardless of the final outcome of the conflict at the political level, from the perspective of both Palestine and Israel at this stage, it is undoubtedly a heavy loss, which has caused considerable blow and damage to civilians and infrastructure.

  According to the current public pictures, Tel Aviv, which was attacked by Israel, is the second largest city and economic center in Israel, and also the capital of Israel when it was founded, and is listed as the most expensive big city in the Middle East. It is understood that the urban agglomeration centered on Tel Aviv has a total population of 3.04 million and is the largest metropolitan area in Israel.

  As can be seen from the pictures coming from the scene, household photovoltaic power stations are scattered on the roofs of many urban houses in Tel Aviv, and it is roughly estimated that the installation ratio is about 30% to 40%. However, as the war continues, many rooftop photovoltaic power stations have been destroyed by rockets.

  As a country founded by Jews, Israel has a limited land area. According to statistics, the area of the State of Israel is 15,200 square kilometers. At present, the actual control area is 25,000 square kilometers, with a total population of 9.59 million. This scale is similar to that of a large city in China. Therefore, with the help of science and technology, it also makes the best use of resources as much as possible.

  Although the land area is small, Israel, as a developed country, has a relatively high degree of industrialization. In terms of energy use, in addition to traditional oil and gas, Israel is also keen to use clean energy mainly based on photovoltaics.

  With the outbreak of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel's photovoltaic market will be greatly affected. Judging from the current war situation and its subsequent impact, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict will greatly affect the layout of Israel's photovoltaic industry, and with the continuous increase in losses, the demand market of Israel's optical storage market will also change in the future.