PNN – A prominent Zionist analyst admitted on Tuesday that it is very likely that the war in Gaza will end without any achievements.
According to the Pakistan News Network, Amos Hariel, a leading analyst of Haaretz newspaper, admitted in the Tuesday edition of this media that it is too early to talk about the defeat of Hamas, despite the fact that after several weeks of war, Israel has not achieved anything.
In his note, after describing the details of the field conditions in the Gaza Strip and the difficulties and challenges that prevent the realization of the declared goals of the Zionist regime in the war, he added:
Despite the casualties suffered by the IDF, the IDF HQ is pleased with the small gains and slow progress it has made, yet everyone knows there is no sign that Hamas is even close to collapsing.
He also revealed that every morning we are faced with new images of the casualties of the Israeli army, most of whom are reserve soldiers who died in the war in the Gaza Strip.
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As the war drags on, the casualties of the Israeli army also increase, while the war in some areas of Gaza continues to rage.
Hareel further wrote: It is no secret that the Hamas organization is not able to stop the massive invasion of the Israeli army, but small teams of Hamas fighters take a heavy toll from the Israeli army every day.
According to this Zionist analyst, field conflicts reinforce the theory of the army headquarters that achieving the goal of destroying the military and organizational power of Hamas in Gaza is only possible in the long term.
Amos Hariel adds in this regard: the political leadership promised to destroy Hamas and return the hostages, and also promised to rebuild all the destroyed border areas and restore security to this area.
These goals are extremely ambitious, it is quite clear that some of them will not be realized and Israel will have to accept these conditions under American pressure.
If such a thing happens, the cabinet and the army will face a multidimensional problem, because a large part of the society considers the release of the hostages as the top priority of Israel, and therefore any kind of delay in this matter will be considered as a big failure.
At the same time, many Israelis want the complete defeat of Hamas and will look at the reduction of the number of troops in Gaza with the promise of completing this mission in the future as an escape from the burden of the promises made by the Israeli leaders about the goals of the war.