Israeli military officials: Netanyahu disrupts the agreement and we lose the war and the prisoners news
ABC quoted senior Israeli military officials as saying that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s reluctance to sign a ceasefire agreement with the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) is pushing Israel into a potentially disastrous war with Hezbollah in Lebanon, in addition to the fact that Israel is stuck in… Gaza loses the war, deterrence, and prisoners.
The officials explained that Netanyahu is deliberately trying to torpedo negotiations to release the remaining Israeli prisoners held by Hamas by insisting that the Philadelphia axis remain under Israeli control.
They added that Israel is stuck in Gaza and unable to achieve one of the basic goals of the war, noting, “If the Philadelphia Corridor is so important, why did we wait 8 months since the start of the war to seize it?!”
ABC quoted Israeli officials as saying, “We are concerned that Hezbollah’s arsenal, estimated at more than 100,000 rockets and shells, may cause widespread damage throughout Israel.”
A senior Israeli official also said that the so-called Israeli hawks who are calling for war with Hezbollah do not realize how difficult it will be for Israel to obtain the Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM) kits, which are needed to convert the so-called “stupid” bombs into precision-guided weapons that use system coordinates. Global positioning (GPS) to hit the target.
Israeli officials explained – according to the network – that Israel pledged to retaliate against the Houthis launching a missile and was investigating how the Houthis were able to penetrate Israeli air defenses twice within two months, and they expected that the Houthis would continue the attack regardless of the ceasefire on the part of Hamas.
Confusion and exhaustion
For his part, former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon said that Israel is floundering in a war of attrition and will not be able to win on 7 fronts, after Ya’alon had earlier called on all former political and security leaders to formulate a unified request calling for Netanyahu’s resignation and going to early elections.
In the middle of last month, the former head of the Operations Division in the Israeli occupation army, Major General Yisrael Ziv, said that Israel is stuck in the bleeding “quagmire” of Gaza and must get out of it as soon as possible, stressing that Netanyahu’s claims to remain in the Philadelphia axis are meaningless in light of the army’s failure to find a solution. Active tunnels there.
Ziv explained in an article published on the Israeli Channel 12 website that “continuing the fighting without replacing the Hamas regime does not lead to any real results and costs the soldiers their lives.”
Criticisms and accusations are rising in Israel between the political and military levels, in light of repeated demonstrations by families of prisoners demanding the conclusion of a prisoner exchange deal and attacking the government and its president, Netanyahu, who insists on what he calls achieving the goals of the war, which has reached its 347th day, leaving tens of thousands martyred and wounded, and a worsening famine looming over the besieged Gaza Strip.
