Netanyahu’s claim: We have surrounded Al-Sinwar’s house, but he may not be there

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, claimed in a video message that the soldiers of this regime have surrounded the house of Yahya al-Sanwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, but he may escape. /p>

Netanyahu said in a recorded video message on Wednesday: “Yesterday I said that our forces can reach anywhere in the Gaza Strip. Today, they surrounded Senwar’s house.”

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime went on to say: “His house may not be his shelter and he can escape, but his arrest only requires the passage of time.”

Yahya al-Sanwar is a former member of the military wing of Hamas. He was imprisoned in an Israeli prison for more than 20 years, but he was released from prison in 2011 in a prisoner exchange agreement. On Sunday, he said that the soldiers of this regime’s army are looking for “Yahia al-Sanwar” day and night.

Netanyahu’s claim was made in a situation where the Zionist army has so far failed to achieve any of its goals in the ground attack on the Strip. Gaza has not been achieved.

Yesterday, the Washington Post wrote in an analysis based on statistics and documents that the Israeli army is far from its military goal of destroying Hamas, and despite the passage of two months from Israel’s operations in Gaza, the Hamas group has largely maintained its power.

The Washington Post newspaper wrote that Israel’s military operations in northern Gaza have not yet been completed, and although Gaza City has been completely destroyed. has been equalized, but the Israeli ground forces have not yet entered some key Hamas headquarters there.

The attacks of the Zionist regime army in Gaza have so far led to the martyrdom of more than 16 thousand Palestinians, of which 5000 are made up of children. Even the Western media acknowledge that international pressure on Israel is increasing as civilian casualties increase.

Ukraine President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday: “I think we have reached a moment when the Israeli authorities must stop. Clearly specify what their ultimate goal is. The complete destruction of Hamas? Does anyone think this is possible? If it is going to happen like this, the war will last 10 years.”

In this regard, Mikhail Milshatin, the former head of the Palestine Department in the Defense Intelligence Agency of the Israeli Army, told the Washington Post about a third of Gaza City. Among the areas that are expected to be heavily fortified, it is still out of the control of the Israeli military. Gaza showed up, which indicates the continued presence of Hamas in the largest city of this strip. Hamas forces have been killed during Israeli operations. The Washington Post wrote that with this description, most of the 30,000 Hamas forces are still alive and well. However, there are doubts about this statistic. Horowitz said: “We only have one source, and that is the Israeli military, which for various reasons tends to overstate the numbers.” Hamas has between 27,000 and 40,000 members, but analysts say that Hamas can easily recruit new members.