Zionist media: Lebanon is a hole that swallows our soldiers.
According to Al Jazeera, the Israeli media, referring to the developments in the Gaza-Lebanon war, discussed the pressures on the Israeli regime resulting from this war and mentioned the release of new films of Israeli prisoners as a new lever of pressure on the leaders of this regime.
The Islamic Jihad movement recently released films of two Israeli prisoners in Gaza, stating that their release will only be possible through increased pressure on the cabinet.
Baruch Kara, a reporter for Channel 13 of the Israeli regime, pointed out that at least 27 prisoners were killed during the past year and emphasized that the demands of the prisoners must be considered.
Yariv Oppenheimer, the former head of the “Peace Now” movement, also announced that the Israeli regime has become a hated government, emphasizing that this happened as a result of images of Israeli soldiers who are proud of their behavior in Gaza.
He emphasized that the Israeli media refuses to publish these images, but the world sees these images well.
Yossi Yehoshua, a military analyst for the Israeli regime, also believes that the Golani Special Brigade has lost more than 100 of its soldiers since the beginning of the war, which indicates the heavy casualties of the Israeli forces in the south.
Noam Tibon, the former commander of the Northern Division of the Israeli army, also described Lebanon as a hole that is swallowing up Israeli military units. He added: “We have repeatedly warned against getting caught in the Lebanese quagmire and we must reach a good deal for a ceasefire in the current situation.”
Liach Shofal, a military analyst for the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom, also pointed out that more than 894 Israeli soldiers have been killed since the beginning of the war, emphasizing that this number is in addition to the large number of victims of the police, internal security forces and civilians.
Alon Ben-David also stated that the Tel Aviv army has faced great losses.
The Israeli Channel 12 television announced that, according to the army spokesman, there is currently a shortage of more than 10,000 soldiers in the army, of which 7,500 must serve in combat units. This is while efforts to recruit Haredi Jews also have no chance of success.