PNN – The Guardian wrote that Benjamin Netanyahu’s strategy in Gaza, despite the regime’s claim of having the most advanced army in the world, is ineffective and doomed to failure.
According to Pakistan News Network, the Guardian English newspaper stated in an article: The humanitarian disaster in Gaza is taking place on a terrible scale. Bread supplies are running out and diseases such as diarrhea and scabies are spreading rapidly in the overcrowded shelters of this region. The salt water is making people sick, and even American officials now admit that civilian casualties are probably much higher than 10,000. Dialogue, not fighting, is the solution to end this war.
The lack of a lasting peace solution has caused differences between the Zionist regime and its allies. Even Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime, has stated that his forces may be present in Gaza indefinitely after the end of the conflicts, while Washington has clearly stated that this regime does not seek to permanently occupy this area again.
Netanyahu has also not ruled out turning Gaza into a buffer zone and forced displacement of Palestinians. He is in charge of the most right-wing cabinet in the history of the establishment of the Zionist regime, and even one of his ministers recently suggested the use of a nuclear bomb in Gaza.
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The Guardian wrote: The people of Israel are in shock. Many of them feel threatened no matter where they live. Netanyahu made a mistake by refusing to accept a ceasefire in exchange for the exchange of Gaza prisoners.
Asking the question whether the leadership of the Zionist regime can continue such a policy with its relentless hostility against the Palestinians, this newspaper wrote: Israel attempted to implement this political strategy through its alleged impenetrable military power to end its claim to an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza centered on East Jerusalem.
Netanyahu has said for years that he will never allow the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and has tried to fight against such a view.
Referring to former US President Donald Trump’s support for Netanyahu’s positions and the West’s refusal to find a solution to this conflict, this report added: At the beginning of this month, Netanyahu said that we are facing a long war in Gaza. But how long will this war last and what is its purpose? Clashes lasted two months in the last confrontation between the Zionist regime and Hamas five years ago. The longer the war lasts, the more likely it is to spread to neighboring countries and increase the casualties of Palestinian civilians.
Referring to Joe Biden’s senior adviser’s warning about the fact that there is not much time left for the Zionists in Gaza, the Guardian wrote: Netanyahu seems to be oblivious to these warnings and most likely listens more to his younger brother Ido, who claimed in a letter to him that worrying about our power can calm the Palestinians. Such an approach and way of thinking will lead to the failure of the Zionist regime and must be changed.