The Zionist Vicious Circle

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime is still defined as the main leader of the vicious circle that was formed after Operation Storm Al-Aqsa last year and is still ongoing. Netanyahu, who has not achieved any of his three main goals in the Gaza war, namely the release of Zionist prisoners, the complete occupation of the Gaza Strip, and the destruction of Hamas, is encouraging the regime's army to continue blind operations and the destruction of medical, public, and civilian infrastructure in Gaza. In the meantime, the question and concern of many generals and security officials of the occupying regime is why this process continues in the shadow of Tel Aviv's sabotage in the Cairo and Doha talks.

Netanyahu, who has not achieved any of his three main goals in the Gaza war, namely the release of Zionist prisoners, the complete occupation of the Gaza Strip, and the destruction of Hamas, is encouraging the regime's army to continue blind operations and the destruction of medical, public, and civilian infrastructure in Gaza. In the meantime, the question and concern of many generals and security officials of the occupying Jerusalem regime is why this process continues in the shadow of Tel Aviv's sabotage in the Cairo and Doha talks.

Choosing either of these two options will be extremely costly for the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime and will translate into his defeat on the ground and in the context of the recent war. If Netanyahu accepts the main conditions, or Hamas' red lines, in order to conclude a ceasefire agreement, it will mean nothing but defeat in the war.

After the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar, Hamas has repeatedly stood up to and resisted the main Zionist demand that the occupiers remain in the two axes of Netzarim and Philadelphia. Beyond that, an unguaranteed or fragile ceasefire that is carried out solely for the purpose of freeing prisoners (in order to disarm the resistance) is fundamentally unacceptable to the Palestinian resistance.

On the other hand, if Netanyahu makes the continuation of the current vicious cycle of war his roadmap (which is what has already happened), he will have to pay the heavy costs and consequences of not definitively achieving his three goals on the battlefield with the Palestinian resistance. The decline in the resilience of the residents of the occupied territories, the exhaustion of the army, and the fundamental and important gap that has occurred in the description of the conditions of the war in the Zionist camp are not issues that Netanyahu has the power to deny.

The situation is telling: Contrary to his initial ideas, the Prime Minister of the occupying regime in Jerusalem has lost the power to advance his ideal strategy of "both war and ceasefire" because Hamas will not sacrifice its trump card ( the Zionist prisoners ) for a formal and unreliable ceasefire. This issue has been clearly proven in the ceasefire negotiations and, in the words of Gallant, the former Minister of War of the Zionist regime, has brought Tel Aviv to a point where it will be forced to pay "painful costs" for the current scene.