Bloomberg said in a report that the news coming from the occupying entity indicates that the “army” is retreating from the declared main goal of the war on the Gaza Strip, which is to eliminate the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas).

The Bloomberg report recalled a statement by Israeli occupation army spokesman Daniel Hagari, in which he considered that “saying that we will destroy Hamas and make it disappear is just a speck of dust in the eyes of the Israelis,” adding that “Hamas is an idea, and whoever thinks that we can make it disappear is mistaken.”

The American agency confirmed that regardless of the Israeli position, it is clear that Hamas may not be completely eliminated, as the movement has thousands of fighters and an extended network of tunnels under the main cities, and all data shows that it “will not announce its surrender soon.”

She added that this situation complicates the task of occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in declaring victory in this war based on its declared goals, foremost of which is eliminating Hamas and liberating prisoners.

Netanyahu reiterated this week that the war will not end until he eliminates Hamas and frees the prisoners. He added angrily, "This is my position, and whoever opposes that, let him oppose it publicly."

Bloomberg said that these developments are occurring in conjunction with tension in Netanyahu’s relations with the administration of US President Joe Biden, and explained that US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby assured reporters that these tensions have no impact on the common goal between Washington and Tel Aviv, which is “extracting the hostages and reaching an agreement.” To a ceasefire, and try to find a way to end this war.”

According to Bloomberg, what is most dangerous is that the northern front with Hezbollah threatens to ignite at any moment, and it quoted the head of the company that manages the energy infrastructure in

Bloomberg said that these developments are occurring in conjunction with tension in Netanyahu’s relations with the administration of US President Joe Biden, and explained that US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby assured reporters that these tensions have no impact on the common goal between Washington and Tel Aviv, which is “extracting the hostages and reaching an agreement.” To a ceasefire, and try to find a way to end this war.”

According to Bloomberg, the most dangerous thing is that the northern front with Hezbollah threatens to ignite at any moment, and it quoted the head of the company that manages the energy infrastructure in “Israel,” Shaul Goldstein, as saying that “the country is not ready for a real war” with Hezbollah.

This is a statement that the company was later keen to reject, saying in a statement that it rejects its president’s assessment of the situation in the region.