“Haaretz” doubts about the power of the Zionist army to win.
According to Al-Mayadin, the Hebrew-language newspaper Ha’aretz ridiculed the words of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, regarding the destruction of the Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip by publishing a report.
It is stated in this report that Netanyahu claimed that the attack on Rafah city was very necessary to achieve this goal.
In the continuation of this report, it is emphasized that after Netanyahu’s alleged attack on the city of Rafah and the mass killing in this area, the Hamas movement will have 4,000 to 5,000 troops, and this number will be a constant threat to any military force that will remain in the Gaza Strip. are considered
Haaretz also wrote: In this case, the situation in the Gaza Strip will be like the situation in the West Bank for Israel at best, so that it is enough for a Palestinian force to pick up a weapon or a young man to carry a knife so that our security will be shaken.
In the end, this newspaper raised this question: What is the price that Israel has to pay for carrying out operations against the city of Rafah?
US intelligence services had previously admitted in a joint report in March that the Hamas movement may be able to resist for several years despite the continuation of the war in the Gaza Strip.
At the same time, in addition to the consequences of the brutal attack on the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu is also struggling with the protest demonstrations of the Zionist settlers in the occupied territories.
According to reports published last night, the Zionist settlers once again protested against the current cabinet of the Zionist regime led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
This protest demonstration was held against the Knesset of the Zionist regime, and during it, the settlers demanded early elections in the occupied territories.
In addition, the Zionists demanded a prisoner exchange agreement between the Zionist regime and the Palestinian resistance in Gaza.
It should be noted that with the continuation of the war against the Gaza Strip and the lack of any military achievements by the Zionist regime, the criticism in the occupied territories against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet has intensified. Netanyahu’s opponents accuse him of buying time to stay in power to avoid trial in the legal cases against him.