PNN – Zionist circles and experts stated that after 600 days of the Gaza war, the army forces and all Israelis have been exhausted, emphasizing that Israel is facing a major stalemate on several fronts, including Gaza and Yemen, and has no prospect of exiting the crisis.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, as the brutal war of the Zionist regime against the Gaza Strip reaches its 600th day, the Zionist call for an end to this war continues to increase, amidst the erosion of the regime’s army and the great stalemate that Israel has suffered on various fronts.
Israel’s erosion after 600 days
Hebrew circles report that 600 days after the war, many signs of increasing political and military erosion have become apparent for Israel, while there is no prospect of an exit from the crises.
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In this regard, Karni Eldad, a Zionist journalist in the Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom, announced that the army forces, the prisoners and their families, as well as all Israelis, are very tired after 600 days of war.
He added: This war should have ended sooner, and we really need to rest, heal our wounds, and live in peace for at least a few years before the next round of wars.
The Zionist journalist emphasized: This has been a very long war and we review its declared goals in our sleep, but why haven’t we achieved them yet? I think we have a fundamental problem and perhaps we have forgotten how to win.
Israel’s complex challenges on multiple fronts
Yoav Zeitoun, a prominent Zionist journalist and analyst in the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, also announced in this context that a dark picture of the reality on the ground in Israel is being drawn after 600 days of war; where Israel is facing 5 burning fronts: Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and the West Bank, without any political prospects for containing or ending this situation.
This Zionist analyst said: In the Gaza Strip, Operation Gideon’s Chariots continues, but Israeli forces have not made any significant progress on the ground and are constantly entering areas they have been to many times since the start of the war. Israeli officials’ talk of dividing the Gaza Strip and destroying Hamas bases comes at a time when there is no political plan to change the government in Gaza, where more than two million Palestinians still live.
He continued that there is no real ceasefire on the northern front with Lebanon and threats from this front still persist. However, in Syria, despite the fact that the Israeli army has established many bases for itself in the country’s border areas, a large number of Syrians still have weapons in the border villages and the situation there is like a ticking time bomb.
The Zionist analyst noted: Israel also faces multiple threats on the Yemeni front, where Yemeni missiles and drones continue to fire at Israel, and an attack is carried out by Yemen on Israel every day or every two days. Yemeni attacks on Ben Gurion Airport could have significant negative economic effects for Israel.