Former President of Amman: Tel Aviv has no choice but to pay the political price of the Gaza war
| The former president of Amman said on Sunday that Israel has only two options to get rid of the political problem of the Gaza war; Signing a prisoner exchange agreement brokered by Qatar or reaching a more comprehensive agreement including a "peace process" with the Palestinian Authority. |
According to the report of Fars International News Agency, after 100 days of the Gaza war, the former head of Israel’s military intelligence (Aman) Tamir Haman stated that after 100 days of the Gaza war, it should be said that “Israel” The critical turning point has been reached and currently the political options are limited to two options. Tel Aviv has a serious political dilemma; That after more than three months of war, he still has not managed to remove the leadership of Hamas and now he has to leave everything behind and turn to a prisoner exchange deal with the mediation of Qatar that will lead to the end of the war. The price is also giving Hamas a new chance to continue ruling the Gaza Strip.
This former reserve forces general as the head of the “National Security Studies” think tank in the Zionist regime added that the second option is to go towards a regional deal with the mediation of the United States and Saudi Arabia. In this case, the war ends and the exchange of prisoners takes place, but the price is Israel’s agreement to the political process of peace with the Palestinian Authority.
According to al-Mayadin, Haman did not consider it unlikely that Netanyahu’s cabinet would postpone the decision in this regard and continue to advance the approach of continuing military action in Gaza, which may be the best path for the current coalition. cabinet, but this will not lead to a stable final situation and will not guarantee the fulfillment of all war goals. Therefore, in the end, the leaders of Israel must choose one of the two mentioned options, both of which are undesirable, but guarantee the partial achievement of the war goals, or the determination to defeat Hamas militarily, and perhaps open an additional war front in the north, but still this It is doubtful that it will ultimately lead to a fundamental change in the equation of internal security.
In the end, he emphasizes that the realization of the goals of the war if it continues, especially the return of Israeli prisoners, is unlikely. arrives.
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