From internal divisions to declining international support; what has Gaza war brought upon Israel?

Pars Today- A political and strategic analyst, referring to the serious disagreement among the political and military officials of the Zionist regime regarding the Gaza war, spoke about the diminishing effectiveness of the antisemitism lever among Western public opinion to justify the occupiers’ crimes.
According to Pars Today, Talal Atrissi considered the genocide by the Israeli occupiers in Gaza, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to be driven by purely political motives which has caused a growing sense of discontent within the regime’ army.
He added: Former commanders of the Israeli army explicitly accuse Netanyahu of exploiting the army for political and personal gain. This is unprecedented in the history of the Zionist regime and highlights the disagreements between its political and military authorities.
This political analyst clarified: Netanyahu has so far failed to achieve his goals, and this is due to the steadfastness of the Palestinian resistance, particularly Hamas. This is what has led him to target civilians, including women and children, in order to exert pressure on the ground.
He continued: The Zionist regime has lost many of its strategic achievements, and the narrative it tried to establish about its natural presence in the region has been undermined by increasing Arab and regional popular opposition.
Atrissi stated: The lever of anti-Semitism, which the occupiers always used to justify their policies, has faded. Public opinion, especially in the West, has shifted, and this is accompanied by increasing demands for the punishment of the occupying leaders before international courts.
On October 7, 2023, the Zionist regime launched a war against the Gaza Strip with two main objectives: to eliminate the Hamas movement and to return the Zionist prisoners from the area. However, it failed to achieve these goals and was forced to reach an agreement with Hamas for a prisoner exchange.
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