Why is the Zionist attack on Rafah doomed to failure?
In a report, Al-Zitouneh Research Center wrote that there are eight main factors that indicate that Tel Aviv's decision to launch a ground attack on the Rafah area in southern Gaza is doomed to failure. |
report Mehr News, “Mohsen Mohammad Saleh”, the director of Al-Zitoune Studies and Research Center, analyzed the progress of the Gaza war in recent months and wrote that Israel has been threatening a ground attack for more than three months. Rafah, but he is still hesitant to carry out this plan. This doubt is not due to Tel Aviv’s reluctance to attack, but rather the real concern of this regime about the defeat that will fuel it as a result of this attack. In this regard, the United States and other allies of Tel Aviv have also warned the Zionist regime of the bitter and painful consequences of this attack.
8 reasons for the failure of the Zionist plan to attack Rafah
Despite the fact that the Zionist regime’s attack on Rafah is vital for many leaders of this regime, the Israeli occupiers know that the probability of failure in this operation is very high. This issue can be examined from several aspects:
The first point is that the ground attacks and brutal destruction of different areas of Gaza from the north to the center of this area have shown their futility and After more than 200 days of war, the Palestinian resistance has lost only a very limited part of its capabilities and is still powerful and effective, managing the war and causing many daily casualties to the occupying forces. The Zionists know that immediately after Israel’s withdrawal, Hamas forces will fill the void and manage the life of the people in this area.
The second factor is that the complex network of Gaza tunnels still maintains its influence in different areas, especially Rafah, and the occupying forces attack From Zami to Rafah, they face strong resistance with high movement potential, which cannot be surrounded and eradicated in any way. By using the tunnels, the resistance forces can go to the central and northern areas of Gaza and transfer the Zionist prisoners to other areas, as they have done before. In this way, trying to destroy Hamas is a waste of time and postponing the declaration of defeat.
The third point is that the Israeli army is in a state of attrition and after 200 days of the Gaza war, it has faced unprecedented material and human losses. Is. This issue has forced Netanyahu’s cabinet to review the process of recruiting soldiers in the occupied territories. The mood of frustration and failure and the decline of the motivation for war is the most important general state common in the army, and the Zionist leaders know that the operation of occupying Rafah will not be better than the previous operations, and that Israel’s achievements will be the killing of more Palestinian women and children and the destruction of more schools and hospitals. There is no use for them except shame.
The fourth factor is that the Zionist regime army is facing a problem in Rafah due to the dense presence of more than 1.4 million Palestinians in this area. It has been determined for them. In this way, the possibility of a military operation in such a situation is very complicated and difficult, and a large number of civilians may be martyred as a result of this operation, and the international anger against the Zionist regime will expand and lead to its further isolation.
The fifth pointThe allies of the Zionist regime, including the United States, have a wide objection to conducting a ground attack on Rafah. They know that the risks and damages of this operation are more than its benefits and that such an operation has no real achievement and the chance of victory in it is very small. Of course, the United States has announced that it supports the ground attack on Rafah with several conditions, but Netanyahu and his cabinet believe that the American conditions weaken the possibility of their success in this attack, and they demand the continued unlimited support of the United States for this attack.
The sixth factor of the failure of the Zionist regime in the Rafah ground operation is that Egypt strongly opposes this attack and opening its crossings. It has rejected the exit of the people of Gaza towards the Sinai region. The Tel Aviv regime is still trying to get Cairo’s approval or neutrality towards this operation, which according to the available information, has not been successful so far.
The seventh factor of the failure of the Zionist regime in the ground attack on Rafah is that this regime can no longer control its brutality like in the past and in the first months of the war. continue in Gaza, because the international community has focused more on the developments in Gaza, and this regime finds itself in isolation, especially after the trial at The Hague Court, and it has come to the conclusion that its barbaric crimes have had the opposite effect and led to the expansion of support Public opinion has become resistant.
Final and eighth point Although the Zionist regime needs time to carry out its attack, time is not moving in favor of Tel Aviv. The internal situation of the occupied territories is complicated as a result of the prolongation of the war and the spread of economic damages and the closure of tourism.
In short, it can be said that although the decision makers of the Zionist regime consider the ground attack on Rafah as a mandatory strategy for them, this attack is doomed to failure and bad consequences for Tel Aviv will have.