America shock Israel's defeat has become closer to reality after the military failure of the Israeli army in the Gaza war

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning of the continued criticism directed at the United States of America after it used its veto power against a draft ceasefire resolution inside the Gaza Strip that the Security Council discussed last Friday. Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said that what is currently happening in the Gaza Strip is like an unprecedented massacre. He also considered what was happening unjustified under any pretext of self-defense. Bin Farhan expressed his disagreement with the position of America, which used its veto power against the draft ceasefire resolution in Gaza, and said during an interview with “PBS NewsHour”: “Unfortunately, we see that ceasefire has become a bad word, and I cannot understand that.” He also pointed out that He expressed his disappointment that the Security Council was unable to take a firm position on the issue. These statements came after the United States, yesterday evening, Friday, aborted the hope of hundreds of thousands of displaced and wounded Palestinians, who had gathered in the southern besieged Gaza Strip to escape the violent Israeli bombardment, as a result of its use of its veto power. Against Article 99 of the United Nations Charter for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Since the outbreak of the war, the fighting has only stopped for a period of seven days, during which the exchange of prisoners and detainees and allowing the entry of some insufficient humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

On the other hand, writers Tony Carson and Daniel Levy concluded in their article that Israel is in the process of losing the battle it is leading against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, considering that Hamas, with its limited numbers and equipment, has become a rival to Tel Aviv. Carson and Levy pointed out in an article published by “The Nation” website that just thinking about this matter seems “a kind of absurdity,” especially since a group of irregular armed men, whose number does not exceed tens of thousands, are besieged and have little ability to... Having access to advanced weapons, they became a counterpart to one of the most powerful armies in the world, supported and armed by the United States of America. Despite all these qualities of the Israeli army, a growing number of strategic analysts in the military establishment warn that Israel may lose this war against the Palestinians, despite the catastrophic violence it has unleashed since the “Al-Aqsa Flood” attack on October 7th.

The authors' article pointed out that by provoking the Israeli attack, Hamas may be in the process of achieving many of its political goals. The article stated that both Israel and Hamas seem to be resetting the terms of their political competition not to the status quo that existed before October 7, but to the status quo that existed in 1948. It is not clear what will come next, but There will be a return to the previous situation. According to the article. The surprise attack neutralized Israeli military installations, broke down the gates of the world's largest open-air prison, and caused a horrific rampage in which some 1,200 Israelis were killed, at least 845 of whom were civilians.

The article published by The Nation added: “The shocking ease with which Hamas penetrated Israeli lines around the Gaza Strip reminded many of the Tet Offensive (in Vietnam) in 1968.” He added: “Not literally, as there are vast differences between the American war of intervention in a distant land and the Israeli war to defend its occupation at home, which is waged by an army of citizens driven by a sense of existential danger. Instead, the benefit of this analogy lies in the political logic that constitutes an attack.” "The rebels."

The article continued: “In 1968, the Vietnamese revolutionaries lost the battle and sacrificed much of the secret political and military infrastructure they had carefully built over years. However, the Tet Offensive was considered a key and defining moment in their defeat of the United States – even if at great cost.” In the souls of the Vietnamese. Hence the lament of the late Henry Kissinger in 1969: “We fought a military war, our opponents fought a political battle. We sought physical exhaustion. Our opponents aimed to exhaust us psychologically.

Finally, Israeli officer Eyal Meir Berkowitz was killed during the ongoing battles with the Palestinian resistance in the northern Gaza Strip. The Israeli army reported on its website that 28-year-old Berkovitch from Jerusalem was killed last Thursday as part of the 699th Battalion, Haggai Formation 551. The Hebrew media did not directly mention that the officer who was killed was the same person responsible for the bombing of a house dedicated to his daughter in Gaza, but a photo was published. Berkowitz, who matches the author of the famous video, which sparked great anger on social media. Earlier, an Israeli officer broadcast a video clip during the countdown to the bombing of a house in Khan Yunis, and commented on it, saying: “This bombing is a dedication to my little princess Ellie on her second birthday.” It then appears that a multi-storey residential building in the Gaza Strip was exposed to an explosion
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