PNN – A former general of the Zionist regime told the officials of this regime to leave the Gaza Strip and not enter a new war front in the north of the occupied territories.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing the Zionist regime’s channel 14, Yisrael Ziv, the former commander of the operation room and reserve general of this regime, asked the Zionist officials to leave the Gaza Strip in a statement.
He added: Don’t create a war front in the north (occupied territories) and return the prisoners with the agreement proposed by America.
Recently, Ehud Barak, the former prime minister of the Zionist regime, wrote in a note in the newspaper “Haaretz” that this regime is facing the most dangerous crisis.
In this note, Barak added that the crisis in the Israeli regime began on October 7, 2023, with the most terrible failure in its fake history, and it seems that the war against the Gaza Strip is the most failed war and as a result of strategic incapacity at the highest levels of this regime.
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He continued: We are faced with a difficult and decisive decision, between bad options regarding the continuation of the war in Gaza, the expansion of operations against Hezbollah in the north, and the risk of an all-encompassing and multi-axis war that includes Iran and its affiliated forces.
Barak stated that the ruling cabinet and Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu lacked competence, and emphasized that this regime is currently experiencing the peak of a growing crisis that has not yet ended and the nature of this crisis in a cabinet and the prime minister is incompetent.
Meanwhile, the war and crime in the Gaza Strip has passed its 252nd day, when the government information office in the Gaza Strip announced in a new report that more than 15,000 children were martyred in the military aggression of the Zionist regime in this area.
According to this report, since October 7th, 15,694 children have been martyred, 34,000 children have been injured and 3,600 children have gone missing due to the attacks of the occupying regime.
In the continuation of this report, it is stated: About 1,500 children have lost their arms, legs or eyes or suffered permanent disabilities, and at least 200 children have been kidnapped by the invaders.
Meanwhile, 17,000 children have become orphans, three percent of whom have lost both parents, and more than 700,000 children have been forcibly displaced from their homes.