FARAAN: Bloomberg News has revealed in a report that the Israeli military has abandoned its primary stated objective in the attack on Gaza, which was the destruction of Hamas. The American news agency Bloomberg wrote: “The explicit admission of Daniel Hagari, the spokesperson for the Israeli army, who said, “Talking about the destruction of Hamas was merely an attempt to mislead Israelis.” He stated, “Hamas is an ideology, and anyone who thinks they can destroy it is mistaken.”
According to the report, regardless of these admissions, it is entirely clear that Hamas has not been eliminated. Instead, it has thousands of fighters and an extensive network of tunnels beneath the main cities of Gaza, and all evidence and information indicate that this movement “will not surrender anytime soon.”
The report emphasized that this situation makes it very difficult for Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Israeli regime, to declare victory in this war and achieve the stated objectives, including the destruction of Hamas and the release of hostages. This week, Netanyahu, by reiterating his promises, announced that this war would not end until Hamas is destroyed and the hostages are freed. He, angrier than ever, declared, “This is my position, and anyone who disagrees should state it openly.”
Bloomberg stated in its report that these events and developments have coincided with the emergence of tensions in the relations between Netanyahu and the US government. The report noted that John Kirby, the spokesperson for the US National Security Council, told reporters that these tensions would not affect the shared goal between Washington and Tel Aviv, which is the “release of hostages, a ceasefire, and efforts to find a way to end the war.”
Bloomberg writes that the most sensitive issue at the moment is the possibility that the northern front of occupied Palestine with Lebanon could ignite at any moment. The American media, quoting Shaul Goldstein, the head of a company managing the energy infrastructure in the Israeli regime, writes: “The country is not at all ready for an all-out war (with Hezbollah).” However, this company later issued a statement rejecting these remarks and announced that it does not accept the statements of its head regarding the situation in the region.
Apart from this confession, former Mossad Chief says he trusts Hezbollah’s Secretary General more than Netanyahu. According to Al-Ahed, Tamir Pardo, the former head of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, admitted in an interview with Channel 12 of Israeli television that he trusts Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, more than Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel.
In his interview with the channel, he emphasized: “Netanyahu neither hears nor sees anything. He only thinks about himself and is leading Israel towards disaster.” The former Mossad chief added: “Netanyahu has no specific strategy in the Gaza war and lacks any understanding or insight on any issue.”
