Pars Today- A Zionist analyst acknowledged Tel Aviv’s failure against Palestine Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the head of the movement’s political bureau, Martyr Yahya al-Sinwar.
Noam Emir, analyst of military issues said on TV channel 14 of the Zionist regime, “We were like blind people for one decade, while Hamas paved its way for imposing the greatest defeat on the Israeli army.”
According to Pars Today, this Israeli analyst said that the probes of the regime’s army about the defeat on October 7 during “Operation al-Aqsa Storm” which has just been partly released indicates a horrendous defeat that Israel has sustained.
Hamas paralyzed forefronts of Israel
Amos Harel, military analyst of the Hebrew language daily, Haaretz, also wrote on Tuesday that the Israeli army, in reaction to Operation al-Aqsa Storm by Hamas on October 7, 2023, has sustained disastrous defeats. Admitting the collapse of Israeli defense lines on October 7 against Hamas operations, Harel disclosed that this movement benefited from the lack of readiness of Israeli army on borders. He also added that simultaneous attacks paralyzed the capability of the Israeli defense units in early hours so that the military sites of the regime suffered from shortage of trained forces to confront the assault.
Israel considers Hamas as black-box
Fayez al-Dwairi, senior Jordanian analyst of military and strategic affairs, also referring to the result of the Zionist regime’s probe into Operation al-Aqsa Storm, said that Hamas was like a black-box for Israel which Tel Aviv had no idea about. The Jordanian analyst added, “The investigation by the Israeli army about the operation on October 7 revealed that Hamas succeeded to deceive the occupying regime’s military strategically, operationally and tactically. This shows the Zionist regime’s defeat in the three mentioned fields.”
Israeli security totems lose sense in Gaza war
Alon Ben David, military analyst of the Zionist daily, Maariv, stressed that the security concepts of the Zionist regime lost their sense in the 15-month war against the Gaza Strip. He added, “Research shows that there is a huge cultural gap between our intelligence forces and Hamas to the extent that %80 of the conversations among Hamas officials have their roots in the verses of the Qur’an. Thus, he who does not understand these verses, won’t understand the conversations, either.”
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