A month has elapsed since the beginning of Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, bringing profound ramifications for the Israeli regime. Seeking to revive their battered deterrence power, the Israeli authorities find themselves grappling with the implications of their unprecedented war crimes. However, these abhorrent crimes have failed to weaken the resolve of the Palestinian resistance.


By: M. Sharifi



Today, Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities remain under the persistent threat of rockets launched by the Palestinian resistance. On the other hand, it is important to note that the total number of bombs dropped on Gaza during this four-week period rivals the destructive power of two atomic bombs unleashed by the United States upon Japanese cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. Astonishingly, the Israeli army has failed to make significant advances, stumbling through the conflict with palpable confusion and inertia.



Settler Displacement

In addition to the failures witnessed on the part of the Israeli military, internal conflicts have emerged within Israel. Since the onset of the Al-Aqsa Storm, tens of thousands of Zionist settlers have been forced to evacuate their illegal settlements in the close vicinity of the Gaza Strip and also in northern regions of Israel near the borders with Lebanon. Reports indicate that social discontent is becoming widespread among these displaced settlers, owing to the government's lack of attention and provision of temporary accommodations.



The Issue of Israeli Captives

The issue of Israeli prisoners held in Gaza holds immense importance among Israelis, exerting substantial pressure on Israeli political and military authorities. Western media outlets, as well as Hamas and other Palestinian sources, have reported that the recent operations by the Palestinian resistance have led to the capture of approximately 200 to 250 Israelis, including high-ranking military officials. Calls for swift prisoner exchanges have resonated, with demands originating from both Hamas and the affected families, urging the Israeli regime to act promptly. However, the Israeli government's actions have jeopardized the lives of Israeli prisoners. Abu Obeidah, the military spokesman of Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ military wing, has revealed that over 60 Israeli prisoners have lost their lives following the brutal bombardment of Gaza by Israeli warplanes.



The Specter of Atomic Bombardment in Gaza

In the aftermath of Gaza’s barbaric bombardment by the Zionist regime, more observers fear the specter of an atomic attack looms ominously. This scenario underscores the prioritization of preserving the myth of the Israeli regime’s military invincibility over safeguarding the lives of Israeli prisoners. This aspect was brought to light during a recent television program when Amihai Eliyahu, Minister of Heritage of Israel and a member of the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, alluded to the possibility of an atomic attack. In response to the mention of 241 Israelis held captive in the Gaza Strip, Eliyahu callously remarked, "After all, war has its price." Understandably, these remarks drew immediate criticism, with Benjamin Netanyahu swiftly distancing himself from such statements, asserting Eliyahu’s detachment from reality.



The Inevitable Collapse of Israel

Each passing day propels us closer to the denouement of the Zionist dream, hastening the ultimate downfall of this fake regime. Netanyahu, ensnared in an abyss of crisis, has sacrificed Israel and the Zionist settlers in a desperate bid to salvage his own political survival. Still embroiled in allegations of financial malfeasance, Netanyahu now faces accusations of treason, leading to an unnecessary war and the loss of thousands of Zionist lives. Undoubtedly, Netanyahu's name will loom large atop the list of those held accountable for expediting the ominous prophecy of "Israel not reaching 80 years old."