The Israeli "Yediot Aharnot" newspaper warned the decision-makers in Tel Aviv against the possibility of launching a ground operation in the southern Gaza Strip, stating that Israel will not achieve victory over the Hamas movement, even after the Israeli army manages to deliver a strong blow to the movement, eliminating its military capabilities.

In a report prepared by its chief commentator Nahum Barnea and published on Sunday, the newspaper said that "the incursion into Khan Yunis is good for satisfying the appetite for revenge, but without a plan for the next day, it will achieve nothing", confirming that the Israeli army's resumption of airstrikes throughout the Gaza Strip threatens the lives of the prisoners Israelis with the Hamas movement.

It pointed out that the testimonies given by the prisoners who were released by the Hamas movement as part of the recent exchange deal indicated that the raids of the Israeli army actually threaten the lives of the prisoners.

It pointed out that the estimates indicate that "most of the leaders of the Hamas movement and the majority of the Israeli prisoners are in the area south of the Gaza Strip, specifically in Khan Yunis."

According to the newspaper, the experience of the war on Gaza so far has shown that it is not easy to eliminate the resistance, noting that even after 57 days since the beginning of the war, Hamas fighters are still continuing to fight in many neighborhoods of Gaza City, and at the head of it is the Shuja'ia neighborhood.

And the newspaper expected that the war on the Gaza Strip would not extend for more than two additional weeks due to American pressure and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, pointing out that the occupation army cannot achieve the goals of the war in this period.

Source: Yediot Aharnot + Sama News