Netanyahu in a stalemate/analysts’ doubts about the success of the Tel Aviv strategy
reported by Mehr News Agency quoted al-Mayadin, analyst and reporter of the Zionist newspaper “Haaretz, about the command of the war by Benjamin Netanyahu and leading it to ” deadlock” has spoken and emphasizes that he is not only not ready to end the war, but also seeks to expand it with Iran.
Rafio Drucker, analyst and reporter An investigation by “Haaretz” newspaper said: “Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, even after the assassination (martyrdom) of Yahya Al-Sanwar is not ready to end the war.”
Drucker added that instead of ending the war, Netanyahu is “moving quickly to his next target, which is Iran. He is moving forward so that he may be able to prolong the war and achieve his long-standing wish, which is to involve America in this conflict.”
Drucker stated in this context that “Netanyahu and his supporters deliberately do not distinguish between means and ends”. According to him, Netanyahu “linked his assassination attempt to Iran in order to justify Israel’s reaction.”
He went on to say that Netanyahu has “brought the war to a standstill” and pointed out that “the assassination of Hamas leaders by Israel in the past has backfired, because each time it has led to It has further strengthened Hamas and Hezbollah and brought them to an unprecedented power.”
Drucker in the end noted: “The continuation of Israel’s presence in Lebanon and Gaza will only result in more casualties and nothing It will not bring peace to northern Israel, as Hezbollah is regaining its power and international pressure is mounting. Most importantly, it seems impossible to get out of this situation
He finally said: “There are many scenarios for the continuation of the war, but one scenario is very unlikely: ending the war!”
In this regard, the British “Guardian” newspaper addressed the uncertainty in the Zionist regime and raised the question of whether the assassination (martyrdom) of Yahya really Al-Sinwar, the head of the political office of Hamas, will lead to the defeat of this movement?
The newspaper added that “Israel is happy about the death of Al-Sinwar, but this is only a temporary euphoria. , because many Israelis (Zionists) have doubts about this issue
The Guardian noted that “experts have long debated the effectiveness of assassinating leaders of resistance movements and have concluded that this strategy often backfires.”
The Zionist media also reported earlier that “these organizations in the axis of resistance, like the phoenix, revive and change every time.”
