⭕A raid by occupation warplanes targeting the west of the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip

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🔽 The 217th day of the aggression against Gaza

“Rafah is a graveyard for the raiders”

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🔽 Al-Aqsa Brigades:

This evening, our fighters were able to blow up a Zionist “Merkvah” vehicle with a high-explosive “Al-Fahd” device in the vicinity of Street 8, south of the Zaytoun neighborhood.

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🔴 Israeli Channel 12:

The Rafah operation will take place in stages so that it can be stopped at any moment once an agreement is reached regarding the hostages

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⭕From a store to a cemetery
To the cemetery of martyrs

Here is Gaza

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🔴 French Foreign Ministry:

We call on Israel to immediately stop the military operation in Rafah and return to the negotiating track

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🔽 Soldiers of Allah come in many different forms

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🔽🌟The most shameful defeat in our history.”

Zeev Maoz wrote in Haaretz

“The war in Gaza will forever be remembered as the most shameful defeat in our history, without taking into account the military disgrace of October 7.”

“We will start with the proportion of forces. The estimate about Hamas’ combat forces is 30-50 thousand fighters. Even if we adopt the upper limit in this estimate, the Israeli army’s force system, including the reserves, reached 300 thousand at the beginning of the fighting. That is, six times the strength of Hamas. ".

We will continue to compare in terms of the quality and size of the equipment that the two parties have. Hamas does not have an air force, armored vehicles, or artillery. It is very limited in the field of personal and group protection, night vision equipment, electronic information, prediction and assistance in discovering targets, and the logistical communication system

It is true that Hamas men have a certain advantage: the ability to hide, know the land, and help the population, but all of that is dwarfed by the gap between the two parties in terms of the ratio of strength and the quality and size of equipment.

“In view of this, the data at the beginning of the war were heavily tilted in our favor. If the time and speed of an absolute military decision had to be predicted, it would certainly have been more likely to expect that the war would end within a week or two.

Instead, now, seven months after the war, we have not achieved any resolution and have not liberated the kidnapped, and we are still languishing in the mire of Gaza in the face of hostile international public opinion and increasing manifestations of boycott and isolation, and causing great humanitarian damage. This has led many in the world to call what is happening in Gaza Strip Genocide

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