Hamas's decision not to fight alongside the Islamic Jihad
Hamas made a wise decision not to take part in the last round of fighting against Israel and to maintain its achievements in the Gaza Strip
Hamas made a wise decision not to take part in the last round of fighting against Israel and to maintain its achievements in the Gaza Strip
The end of the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip enables Israel to refocus on the northern West Bank and uproot from it the terrorist infrastructure of the Islamic Jihad organization.
Bassam al-Saadi, who was arrested by Israel, is a central figure in Iran's effort to establish, through the Islamic Jihad, its front outpost in order to start a war of attrition against Israel.
The Islamic Jihad was forced to agree to the Egyptian cease-fire proposal and come down from the tree, now it is trying to present itself as the one who won the short round of fighting in which it suffered a severe blow from Israel.
On the streets of Gaza there is anger at Hamas for not participating in the fighting against Israel, but the Islamic Jihad is demonstrating unity with Hamas so that it can restore its damaged military capabilities
The military confrontation between Israel and the Islamic Jihad continues and there are no signs of a ceasefire, Israel recorded several important achievements in the "Breaking Dawn" operation.
Iran is directly involved in the escalation and is stirring behind the scenes, Ziyad Al-Nakhala, the leader of the Islamic Jihad, is staying in Tehran and is leading the fighting from there in coordination with the
"Revolutionary Guards".
The IDF "breaking Dawn" operation against the Islamic Jihad continues and there are no indications of an imminent ceasefire. Israel has some achievements, but restoring deterrence requires increasing pressure on the Islamic Jihad in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Hamas made a wise decision not to take part in the last round of fighting against Israel and to maintain its achievements in the Gaza Strip
The end of the Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip enables Israel to refocus on the northern West Bank and uproot from it the terrorist infrastructure of the Islamic Jihad organization.
Bassam al-Saadi, who was arrested by Israel, is a central figure in Iran's effort to establish, through the Islamic Jihad, its front outpost in order to start a war of attrition against Israel.
The Islamic Jihad was forced to agree to the Egyptian cease-fire proposal and come down from the tree, now it is trying to present itself as the one who won the short round of fighting in which it suffered a severe blow from Israel.
On the streets of Gaza there is anger at Hamas for not participating in the fighting against Israel, but the Islamic Jihad is demonstrating unity with Hamas so that it can restore its damaged military capabilities
The military confrontation between Israel and the Islamic Jihad continues and there are no signs of a ceasefire, Israel recorded several important achievements in the "Breaking Dawn" operation.
Iran is directly involved in the escalation and is stirring behind the scenes, Ziyad Al-Nakhala, the leader of the Islamic Jihad, is staying in Tehran and is leading the fighting from there in coordination with the
"Revolutionary Guards".
The IDF "breaking Dawn" operation against the Islamic Jihad continues and there are no indications of an imminent ceasefire. Israel has some achievements, but restoring deterrence requires increasing pressure on the Islamic Jihad in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.