PNN – The former head of the Internal Security Organization of the Zionist regime (Shabak) said that the multiplicity of fronts, along with the instability of the cabinet and political and internal differences, has doubled the problem of this regime.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, in an interview with Ma’ariu newspaper, Yaqub Pari added: Israel suffers from instability in decision-making and will not achieve the declared goals in the war against Gaza.
He added: Israel is caught in different fronts and there is no way out for any of these fronts in the near future.
The former head of the Internal Security Organization of the Zionist regime said: Considering the internal political difficulties, the decision to attack Rafah by ground is not very close, and the policy of interaction with Egypt, the challenge of the captives and international pressures have also added to this problem.
Pari clarified: There is a difficult and worrying battle going on in the northern borders, and it does not seem that this problem can be solved soon, entering the war with Hezbollah will also make the problem bigger.
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He pointed to the increase in operations in occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank and added that this front is also very worrying and a big problem.
This former Zionist official said: Yemenis have also opened a new front against us, and dangers in the Red Sea and security risks in the port of Eilat and the south threaten us.
Pari added: “For the first time, we directly clashed with Iran, and it is very dangerous for Israeli soldiers to remain in the Gaza Strip.”
He stated that the absence of a plan for after the Gaza war will double the victory of the enemies and encourage them to do more damage to us.
The former head of the Internal Security Organization of the Zionist regime (Shabak) said: The victory of Hamas and Hezbollah, who have managed to displace tens of thousands of families, is very unfortunate, and it is even more unfortunate that these displaced people do not know when to return to their homes.
Pointing out that the return of captives is not possible without Tel Aviv falling short of its demands and this is a difficult but necessary decision, Pari said: We must make this decision as soon as possible so that the captives can be released from Gaza as soon as possible.
He said: “We cannot achieve all our goals in this war and we cannot release the prisoners without painful scoring. The situation in Israel is not very good and we are facing criticism from inside and outside.”