Why have Zionist casualties increased in Gaza war?

Pars Today- There are 4 main factors which have increased the casualties of Zionist regime in the Gaza war during the recent weeks.

Al-Mayadeen news website wrote, in an article on Tuesday, that since the start of operation "Gideon's Chariots" by the fake Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip, the number of casualties of the regime has been on the rise in an unprecedented way as a series of attacks have been launched by resistance forces in Khan Yunis and Shejaiya during the recent weeks.

According to Pars Today, these operations, particularly the death of 16 Zionist forces in an armored vehicle in Khan Yunis a while ago, were carried out bravely and these attacks will continue for long as we had seen before the new aggression of the regime om March 8. 

In spite of severe censoring imposed by the Zionist regime, numerous events have occurred in the tactical and operational arena which have totally collapsed the military forces of the regime. These incidents have infuriated many of them about the continuation of war and some of them have refused to attend among the reserve forces.

Access to new explosives

The resistance groups have gained access to new types of handmade bombs some of which, like Shuwadh and Thaqib, are planted in the earth and target the tanks and heavy personnel-carriers of the enemy. Some of these bombs are antipersonnel and cause huge damages for the military forces of the enemy out of tanks and vehicles. This important development has a remarkable result: the resistance groups have gained access to a big amount of explosives with high detonation power. It seems that these explosives are of the type "C4" which have been seized from spies and mercenaries and used in making new bombs. A notable part of these substances are used for making anti-armor bombs which are able to penetrate into the armored equipment of the Zionist enemy.

Expansion of tactical capability of resistance to launch compound operation

Moreover, it appears that the Palestinian resistance has developed its tactical capabilities, especially in the field of compound attacks, and they use this kind of operation in various regions. These attacks begin with blasting big bombs and then direct clashes are carried out with medium and light machine-guns. Al-Huda ambush which was launched a few days ago in Shejaiya, was of this kind. A compound ambush is significant as it does not let the enemy forces rest or show a proper reaction. Thus, they are bewildered and make wrong decisions which result in further casualties. 

Repetition of Israeli regime's war plans

The third tactical factor is using repeated operational plans by the Zionist military which makes the resistance to be aware of their course of action and the ammunitions they apply. Numerous images indicate that the Zionist forces have been monitored by resistance forces for long.

The commanders of the Zionist regime have been lambasted for having no motive and lacking new war plans to continue. This issue is not originated merely in the low morale of officers and soldiers, but stems from "tactical bankruptcy" which is an outcome of prolonged war. This is apart from frustration and despair among a big number of Zionist military forces.

Using outdated equipment by Zionists

The fourth cause of increase of casualties among Zionist forces is that a bulk of the equipment used by the regime's military had been outdated year ago. Zionists have been using tanks and armored vehicles which are all old and out of use. This is because of shortage of equipment in the armored section of the Zionist military.

This issue was admitted by Eyal Zamir, chief of the general staff of the fake Zionist regime when he was taking over the post. The armored vehicles "Buma", Achzarit" and "M-133" and G-3 Merkava tanks are among the equipment which had been put aside years ago. The Israeli military has faced shortage in using D-9 bulldozers, too. This has caused them to use less secure tanks and armored vehicles. This has been a winning card for resistance forces. 

Al-Mayadeen makes it clear in the end that, regardless of the ceasefire talks which have been assessed as complicated by many pundits, the high expenses of war have had negative effects on the internal front of the regime and military forces. This trend will lead to the fall of the far-right cabinet of Benjamin Netanyahu which has faced a catastrophic defeat in direct confrontation with the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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