Hamas is a brutal terrorist organization but also a large religious political movement deeply rooted in Palestinian society.
Israel will find it difficult to completely eliminate Hamas, but it can, through an extensive military operation, assassinate its military leadership and destroy the military infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.
Hezbollah has opened Lebanon’s border to potential attacks by Palestinian terrorist organizations targeting Israel. However, it remains uncertain whether Hezbollah will fully engage in this battle.
Their involvement may become more likely if it appears that Hamas is on the verge of collapse and has lost significant military power.
The leadership of Hamas is increasingly apprehensive about the possibility of an Israeli military invasion of the Gaza Strip. They fear that such an invasion could result in the ousting of their rule and the deportation of as many as half a million Palestinians to Egypt. A senior security official in Israel has suggested that Iran is a driving force behind the current escalation, particularly regarding Hamas’s infiltration of Israeli settlements along the Gaza Strip border.
The Hamas organization launched a surprise attack on Israel at the border of the Gaza Strip, successfully infiltrating dozens of terrorists into Israeli settlements and capturing some of them for the first time.This attack marks a declaration of war on Israel, constituting a strategic surprise, and it exposes a significant failure within Israel’s intelligence system, which failed to provide sufficient warning and readiness for such an event.
The process of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel is poised to bolster the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) position in Judea and Samaria while concurrently undermining Hamas’s influence. Early signs are already emerging of Hamas facing regional setbacks, which might prompt a fresh round of hostilities on the Gaza border as a demonstration of its continued regional relevance.
The PA has launched a media campaign against armed terrorist groups operating in northern Samaria. The campaign accuses these groups of receiving funding from Iran and conspiring to instigate a Palestinian civil war.
The decision to supply American military equipment, weaponry, and cyber warfare tools to the PA via Jordan for the purpose of combating terrorism has raised concerns.
Israel appears to be repeating past mistakes, as PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has shown reluctance in effectively addressing the issue of terrorism. This decision might enable the PA to employ these weapons against Israel in the future.
The Palestinian Authority’s security forces actively combat criminal elements throughout Judea and Samaria, even conducting political arrests. However, under the orders of PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, they do not engage with terrorists responsible for attacks against Israel. Abbas justifies this avoidance by citing the risk of sparking a civil war within Palestinian society.
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has conveyed a message to Saudi Arabia, expressing his support for any position it takes on the issue of normalization with Israel. The Palestinian Authority (PA) adopts a pragmatic approach in its dealings with Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the need to receive substantial financial aid to prevent its collapse.
Jordan strongly opposes Israel’s plans to construct a new security fence along the Jordan Valley. King Abdullah is deeply concerned that this move represents the first step towards the annexation of the Jordan Valley by Israel. To address this issue, he intends to reach out to the Biden administration in an effort to persuade them to reverse Israel’s decision.
Hamas is a brutal terrorist organization but also a large religious political movement deeply rooted in Palestinian society.
Israel will find it difficult to completely eliminate Hamas, but it can, through an extensive military operation, assassinate its military leadership and destroy the military infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.
Hezbollah has opened Lebanon’s border to potential attacks by Palestinian terrorist organizations targeting Israel. However, it remains uncertain whether Hezbollah will fully engage in this battle.
Their involvement may become more likely if it appears that Hamas is on the verge of collapse and has lost significant military power.
The leadership of Hamas is increasingly apprehensive about the possibility of an Israeli military invasion of the Gaza Strip. They fear that such an invasion could result in the ousting of their rule and the deportation of as many as half a million Palestinians to Egypt. A senior security official in Israel has suggested that Iran is a driving force behind the current escalation, particularly regarding Hamas’s infiltration of Israeli settlements along the Gaza Strip border.
The Hamas organization launched a surprise attack on Israel at the border of the Gaza Strip, successfully infiltrating dozens of terrorists into Israeli settlements and capturing some of them for the first time.This attack marks a declaration of war on Israel, constituting a strategic surprise, and it exposes a significant failure within Israel’s intelligence system, which failed to provide sufficient warning and readiness for such an event.
The process of normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel is poised to bolster the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) position in Judea and Samaria while concurrently undermining Hamas’s influence. Early signs are already emerging of Hamas facing regional setbacks, which might prompt a fresh round of hostilities on the Gaza border as a demonstration of its continued regional relevance.
The PA has launched a media campaign against armed terrorist groups operating in northern Samaria. The campaign accuses these groups of receiving funding from Iran and conspiring to instigate a Palestinian civil war.
The decision to supply American military equipment, weaponry, and cyber warfare tools to the PA via Jordan for the purpose of combating terrorism has raised concerns.
Israel appears to be repeating past mistakes, as PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has shown reluctance in effectively addressing the issue of terrorism. This decision might enable the PA to employ these weapons against Israel in the future.
The Palestinian Authority’s security forces actively combat criminal elements throughout Judea and Samaria, even conducting political arrests. However, under the orders of PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, they do not engage with terrorists responsible for attacks against Israel. Abbas justifies this avoidance by citing the risk of sparking a civil war within Palestinian society.
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has conveyed a message to Saudi Arabia, expressing his support for any position it takes on the issue of normalization with Israel. The Palestinian Authority (PA) adopts a pragmatic approach in its dealings with Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the need to receive substantial financial aid to prevent its collapse.
Jordan strongly opposes Israel’s plans to construct a new security fence along the Jordan Valley. King Abdullah is deeply concerned that this move represents the first step towards the annexation of the Jordan Valley by Israel. To address this issue, he intends to reach out to the Biden administration in an effort to persuade them to reverse Israel’s decision.
