An Israeli institute: We failed to achieve the goals in Gaza and we have to focus on two things

2025/02/22 1:14:21 AM

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An Israeli institute: We failed to achieve the goals in Gaza and we have to focus on two things

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The Institute of Israeli National Security Studies said that Israel has not achieved its main goals in its war against the (Hamas) movement, which is the dismantling of the fully capabilities of the military and administrative movement.

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The Israeli Institute stated that although Hamas incurred great losses that exceed its achievements, it was able to survive, and therefore Israel should at this stage. To focus on achieving two main things. According to the institute, the first of these two matters is to set a final framework for the restoration of the detainees, and the other is to benefit from the idea of US President Donald Trump to displace the residents of Gaza, to encourage the participation of Arab countries in stabilizing and rebuilding the sector, while ensuring that the enthusiasm does not restore the reins. He added that at this stage, Israel has no applicable alternative except to continue implementing the framework of the prisoner exchange agreement and the ceasefire in Gaza, either by expanding the first stage or progressing to the second stage, which Hamas will insist on because it involves ending the war and ensuring its survival. The Institute of Israeli National Security Studies said that the Trump proposal to re -displacement of Gaza residents to other places has reshaped the public discourse, which would affect the conditions of ending the war. He added that the continuation of the implementation of the outlines to release the detainees in exchange for the ceasefire or the re -occupation of the Gaza Strip by Israel may create the appropriate conditions for the implementation of the Trump plan. The institute stated that Israel must, accordingly, must determine clear positions regarding the progress of the second stage of the agreement to release the detainees, and that this stage link to the end of the war known as & quot; the next day & quot;

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