Zionist regime military analyst: We're trapped in a war of attrition

Pars Today – "Hazi Nehama" a Zionist regime military analyst has emphasized that escalating military operations in Gaza would entrap the regime in a war of attrition.

According to Pars Today, "Hazi Nehama", a military analyst for the Zionist regime, reviewed the "Gideon's Chariots" military operation in Gaza in a report on Sunday and emphasized: It does not seem that "Operation Gideon's Chariots" plan can lead to the defeat of Hamas and our ultimate victory.

He added: This plan lacks the main component of Israel's security concept, which is the effort for quick decision-making. The absence of this component raises concerns that this plan will ultimately not lead to an Israeli victory and a Hamas defeat.

According to the report, under the current plan, the Zionist regime’s army will establish several humanitarian aid distribution centers where representatives from families will go there to receive their weekly ration of basic necessities and essential products. After collecting the food, they will return to the areas they came from. However, to anyone with common sense, it's clear that at this stage, Hamas will intervene in this process.

Nehama stated: Hamas will practically continue to control the humanitarian aid and the population. In this situation, escalating operations and even the humanitarian aid distribution centers are not enough to solve the Gaza issue and defeat Hamas.

Nehama also added: Many know that the center of gravity and power of Hamas is related to the fact that it is rooted within the civilian population and the people of Gaza, and operates from within them. Therefore, to defeat Hamas, a distinction and separation must be created between the people and them.

The Zionist regime's reserve colonel warned: If Israel (regime) continues in its current manner and expands the scope of the war in Gaza, it will not only entangle itself in an endless war of attrition but also fail to defeat Hamas and free the Israeli prisoners.

He added: Political officials must understand that the current use of reserve forces to defeat Hamas could become Israel's last resort, and its wise use is very important.

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