The Israeli army falls prey to the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and Kat. -Deputy of contentment. And to enter the war

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The episode focuses on the time factor that is running out on Israel as it attempts to achieve its main military goal, which is to eliminate the Islamic resistance movement Hamas inside the Gaza Strip. Amos Harel, an Israeli analyst, said in a lengthy article published by Haaretz newspaper that the war between Israel and Hamas exceeding the one-month mark in time means that Tel Aviv is close to being subjected to a military defeat by resistance elements, since Israel is not accustomed to long-term wars. This is something agreed upon by the American Wall Street Journal, which questioned Israel’s ability to succeed in eliminating Hamas fighters, as American forces did with the international coalition against ISIS fighters in the city of Mosul in 2016.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak recently told Politico newspaper that Israel would not be able to conduct a long-term military operation against the Hamas movement in Gaza, calling for the necessity of completing it in the next two or three weeks because of what he saw as American “anger.” The former Israeli Prime Minister observes, and perhaps this is only within the framework of an “exchange of roles” within Israeli political circles with the aim of giving an unreal impression of “Israeli flexibility” that “the window is closing.” It is clear that we are heading towards friction with the Americans over the attack. America cannot tell Israel what it should do, but we cannot ignore it.”

In the context of this position, Barak believes that the Israelis must reconcile “with American demands within the next two or three weeks, and perhaps less than that.” The Israeli politician presents an alternative to the official Israeli political discourse, which is reinforced by the reluctance of the United States and the West to even simply call for a ceasefire, especially with the number of victims of Israeli air strikes, artillery shelling, and ground operations in a month exceeding 10,000 people, in addition to the injury of about 25,000 others. .

Ehud Barak believes that Tel Aviv needs months and perhaps a year to achieve a complete defeat against Hamas, while he saw that Western support for Israel is weakening due to the killing of civilians in Gaza, and he fears that this will lead to a much larger and disastrous war in the region. The former Israeli official explains his position, saying: “We are losing public opinion in Europe, and within a week or two we will begin to lose governments in Europe.

In another week, friction with the Americans will appear.” After this prelude, Ehud Barak believes that in order to “change the political landscape,” there is a possibility that “multinational Arab forces” will take control of the Gaza Strip after the Israeli military operation. As for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he recently stressed that a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip will not happen until the captured Israelis are released, and that the continued Israeli attacks are the only effective lever to pressure Hamas.

All this is happening while US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken made his second tour in the Middle East since the start of the war, starting in Tel Aviv, where he “offered” to organize what was described as “humanitarian pauses” during the Israeli ground operation in the Gaza Strip, which Netanyahu rejected on the grounds that such These “pauses” can be exploited by Hamas, and Tel Aviv will continue to work with full force until victory there.

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