CAPITALS April 29. 2024 (Saba) - There is almost unanimous consent that the continued Palestinian resistance in carrying out its military operations as the aggression enters its seventh month refutes Zionist claims of the enemy's army dismantling its capabilities. The resistance remains in control of the field, engaging in "fierce battles" that hit and attack enemy gatherings in various locations in Gaza, ambushing its soldiers and causing casualties and fatalities among them.
Based on what the Palestinian resistance has accomplished, it is impossible to speak of its defeat or the end of its combat capabilities in the Gaza Strip. This means that the resistance has managed its battle successfully and effectively, having a strategy to deal with objectives on the military frontlines in the sector.
In contrast, the Zionist enemy is spinning in an empty circle, without a nourishing horizon. Despite the current defensive fortifications, despite their development, size, and exorbitant cost, they will not be able to impose any operational superiority, indicating that the occupation army is still lacking direction in the Gaza Strip.
Despite 206 days passing since the war, the context of Palestinian resistance operations is escalating, as it continues its high-efficiency fighting. It is in constant engagement with the Zionist enemy's army and executes many of its operations with a zero-distance strategy. Moreover, its rocket barrages persist towards settlements in the periphery.
In a new development of Palestinian resistance operations, al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, confirmed luring a large Zionist force into a mine ambush on the railway street in al-Maghraqa area, in the midst of the Gaza Strip.
Al-Qassam revealed that the minefield lured the enemy forces was prepared from explosive devices and Zionist "F16" missiles that the enemy army launched at civilians in Gaza and did not explode.
On the other hand, the Zionist "Rotter Net" website acknowledged that three soldiers from the enemy army were killed and 11 others were injured by a mine explosion in the Gaza Strip.
The Zionist media circulated news of a "difficult security event," in which dead and wounded soldiers were evacuated from the vicinity of the "Nitzarim" base north of al-Maghraqa, amid the strip.
The enemy media reported about a helicopter belonging to the army landing at "Barzilai" hospital and another at "Soroka" in the occupied Palestinian territories, "loaded with dead and wounded soldiers from Nitzarim base."
Meanwhile, the military media of al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine, released footage of bombarding Gaza periphery settlements with rocket barrages, in cooperation with al-Ansar Brigades.
Additionally, Al-Quds Brigades confirmed targeting the military post of Faja eastern Gaza with a rocket barrage.
Commenting on the performance of the resistance, military and strategic expert Col. Hatem al-Falahi believes it is natural for the resistance to continue launching rockets with ranges from nine to 12 kilometers, including al-Qassam rockets one, two, and three, and 107 rockets. This confirms the effectiveness of Palestinian resistance operations, especially the mortar shelling that occurred recently. The enemy army demands the withdrawal of units on the Nitzarim axis, which separates northern Gaza from its south, as reported by "Yedioth Ahronoth" newspaper.
On the Nitzarim axis, there are three Zionist military bases and two brigades. The military and strategic expert described this axis in his military analysis on Al Jazeera as a destructive pocket for the enemy army, where the resistance can besiege it from various areas.
On the Nitzarim axis, there are three Zionist military bases and two brigades. The military and strategic expert described this axis in his military analysis on Al Jazeera as a destructive pocket for the enemy army, where the resistance can besiege it from various areas.
Despite Zionist threats to invade Rafah city to eliminate the last battalions of Palestinian factions, the return of the enemy army after seven months of war to carry out a military operation in areas where its ground operation in the strip began, such as Beit Hanoun, confirms a major issue at the strategic, operational and tactical level. In this context, former operations branch commander in the Zionist army, Israel Ziv, warned in an interview with the Zionist channel "Kan" of the danger of carrying out a military operation in Rafah, saying: "The Palestinian resistance has prepared a strategic ambush for Israel
In this context, former Operations Branch commander in the Zionist army Israel Ziv, warned in an interview with the Zionist "Kan" channel against the danger of carrying out a military operation in Rafah, saying "The Palestinian resistance has prepared a strategic ambush for Israel", describing the military operation as much more dangerous than anything the Zionist enemy army has done in the Gaza Strip.
"Entering Rafah will not lead to the collapse of the resistance and the danger of the military operation will be very great, while in light of the fact that fighting in the city will be very difficult, due to the presence of more than a million Palestinian civilians, which threatens to cause a humanitarian catastrophe for which Israel will be responsible," Ziv added.
For his part, retired Marj. Gen. Yitzhak Prik, in Haaretz newspaper, said "Israeli War Minister Yoav Gallant and Chief of Staff of the Zionist enemy army Herzi Halevi are exerting pressure for a large entry into Rafah, despite knowing that the entry of the Zionist army into Rafah will not lead to the collapse of the resistance, and will involve Israel with the whole world, besides that the military operation will make it difficult for Israel to find the appropriate way to get out of the quagmire and avoid drowning further in the shifting sands."
However, what should be stopped at it the report published by the American "New York Times" recently, entitled: "The harsh reality of Israel's fighting in Gaza."
In its content, the newspaper acknowledges the Zionist failure in its inability to achieve two main goals of the war: destroying Hamas and returning the detainees, alongside what it termed as "the erosion of Israel's diplomatic support even among its allies" due to "the suffering of the Palestinians."
The report quoted Zionist officials as saying "The Palestinian resistance 'has numerous forces above and below ground'," and current and former American officials as saying, "The tunnels in Gaza will allow Hamas to remain and reorganize itself as soon as the fighting stops."
Analytical readings in Western media conclude that the reality of the presence and spread of Palestinian resistance control over the majority of the Gaza Strip territory confirms that things are back to square one, with the resistance in good shape and its capabilities intact, and that the enemy has failed to crush it, eradicate it, or turn Gaza into a barren and uninhabited land.
H.H
resource : Saba
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