What are resistance tactics to inflict damage on Zionist army in Gaza?

Pars Today – An Arab analyst emphasized the growing capabilities of resistance forces against the Zionist regime.

An Arab political analyst emphasized that the resistance in Gaza is capable of using ambushes and tunnels to hinder the advance of the Zionist regime. According to Pars Today, quoting ISNA, Hani Al-Dali, a resistance affairs analyst, explained that the resistance in Gaza is capable of using ambushes and tunnels to hinder the advance of the Zionist regime. He stated that the tactic of the resistance is to inflict damage on the Israeli army in Gaza and noted that the ambushes carried out by the Palestinian resistance in recent days confirm that entering Gaza City will not be easy for the Zionist occupiers.

Al-Dali, emphasizing that the Zionist occupiers have failed to enter the Zaytoun neighborhood, where battles are ongoing on the outskirts of Gaza City, noted: “The tunnel network in this area will become a powerful asset for the resistance, enabling further ambushes.”

The resistance affairs analyst further stressed that the Palestinian resistance has the potential to inflict heavy costs on the occupiers, saying: “The resistance relies on a cohesive structure and hierarchy that allows it to continue fighting despite the martyrdom of its senior leaders.”

Al-Dali, referring to the fact that the Zionist regime is advancing its plan of aggression and occupation in southern Lebanon while simultaneously viewing the threats from Yemen with great concern, stated: “There are options available to Yemen that have undermined the Israeli regime’s national security doctrines.”

Meanwhile, Firas Yaghi, another military analyst, said: “The Israeli army has been confused by the resistance’s tactics, which include complex ambushes, the use of landmines, and close-quarters engagements. Despite extensive use of airstrikes to reduce direct confrontations, the Israeli army is forced to deploy additional troops to support the front lines.”

The military expert noted that the developments on the ground, contrary to the narratives of Israeli officials who emphasized a quick end to the war, indicate significant changes in the resistance’s strategy—a resistance whose operational strength has not been diminished despite continuous pressures.