Zionist analyst: Unlike Israel, Hamas leads the war with a plan.
The Hebrew-language newspaper Ma’ariv analyzed the upcoming agreement in its issue on Wednesday and admitted that unlike Israel’s leaders, Hamas and its leader “Yahya Al-Sanwar” had a step-by-step plan for this war and even had a three-stage plan for exiting it. In case of failure, he has an alternative plan.
Moshe Al-Aad, the author of this note titled “Maneuver that Al-Sanuwar is trying to implement”, wrote: The leader of Hamas is well aware of the weak points of the Israelis.
According to this author, Hamas knows very well that Israel has acted very fragile in relation to the human losses of its forces and that its politicians are weak against the pressure of their society.
In another part of this note, it is emphasized: that Yahya al-Sanwar, as the leader of Hamas, is currently implementing his plans in the prisoner exchange agreement. Here, only 50 prisoners will be released, and in return, he will obtain a period of ceasefire for the recovery and reconstruction of his organization, and he will also release 150 Palestinian teenagers and women; While food, medicine, and fuel are also imported into Gaza.
He also claimed: That al-Sanuwar will pursue 3 goals in the upcoming phase. The first is to prove that it is Israel that has violated the interim agreement, and in this regard, it can declare that Israel has started using drones to determine its location. Second, it provides the opportunity for the international media to enter during the temporary ceasefire to reflect the worst images of Palestinian children whose arms, legs, and heads have been cut off in this war, and to export these images to the United States and Europe in order to press for a permanent ceasefire.
The third is Al-Sanwar’s order to his forces in the West Bank to carry out armed attacks in the eastern part of Jerusalem and Lebanon to divert Israel’s attention from Gaza to these areas. Meanwhile, in this regard, the rest of the (resistance) axis, namely Hezbollah and the Houthis, will also put pressure on Israel in this regard.
In the end, Al-Aad claimed: That al-Sanuwar’s alternative plan was to take a stronghold in his main base in Khan Younis, which is his birthplace and home, and continue the war. If this fails, he will suffer this fate either by a one-ton bomb of the Israeli army (martyred) or by military fire; Because surrender has no place in Sanwar’s dictionary.