Zionist Analysts: Military Pressure Won’t Force Hamas to Surrender

According ⁢to ‌a report by webangah News Agency, citing the Palestinian Information centre, Isaac Brik, a​ retired general and former senior commander of the Zionist regime’s army, sharply criticized the current military and ‍political situation. He warned that the regime’s army lacks readiness for ‍war-both defensively and ‌offensively-and faces risky gaps, particularly in its ground forces.

Brik explicitly stated that the Zionist regime’s current political and military leadership-particularly Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right cabinet ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich-are trapped in religious delusions and extremism disconnected from security realities.

He added that over the past ⁣two decades, chronic shortages in⁤ funding, manpower, logistical equipment, and ​maintenance services have severely degraded combat readiness.

The general also declared ‍a complete failure to achieve ‍stated objectives in Israel’s war against⁣ Hamas. He cautioned that prolonging hostilities would only deepen setbacks while worsening crises across occupied territories-from internal security to economic conditions and healthcare systems.

Brik further​ condemned Tel Aviv’s leadership for prioritizing personal political interests ⁢over national⁢ security: “this approach is⁢ pushing Israel toward collapse at an alarming pace.”

He specifically warned against ⁣messianic extremism among some Zionist leaders who rely ⁤on religious texts rather than battlefield realities: “This dangerous ideology threatens not ⁢just our military but ⁢all of Israeli society.”

Tzvi Barel, another⁤ Zionist analyst writing⁢ for Haaretz ⁤acknowledged Tel Aviv’s strategic ⁤failures against Hamas.‍ Contrary to initial assessments by Israeli​ officials massive military pressure hasn’t forced Hamas into surrender despite widespread destruction in Gaza.