Today (Thursday), the Iranian “Tasnim” agency reported from what it described as “informed sources in the Palestinian resistance” in Gaza that “Hamas has studied, since planning the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the necessary preparations to confront the Zionist entity’s ground attack on Gaza... and has prepared measures.” necessary for that. Therefore, there is a plan for a major surprise coming to create a major nightmare for the Zionist soldiers if they launch a ground attack.”

The agency reported that “the resistance in the past had similar experiences in the field of preemptive measures to spoil the Zionist entity’s plan.” In this context, we can, for example, point to the 33-Day War, where the capture of soldiers from the Zionist enemy led to a change in Tel Aviv’s plan to occupy southern Lebanon. “Ultimately defeating the enemy during this process.”

The Iranian agency continued, “This time too, (Hamas) launched an operation to force (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu to respond, so that his army would be forced to launch an operation in Gaza without making all the necessary preparations... The second important point is that since (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu’s control Hamas) invaded Gaza in 2005. The Zionist entity resorted to launching large-scale operations four times, but it was never able to preserve even a single meter of the soil of this land during its occupation. This is while the military power of Hamas has doubled today (compared to the first years of its control over Gaza), and it seems impossible to seize Gaza.

It quoted “international observers, and even Zionist experts, that the Al-Aqsa Flood operation was a major intelligence scandal for the Zionist entity.” It is natural, with these preparations, that its planners have taken sufficient measures for its next stages, especially the decision of the Tel Aviv authorities to launch ground operations in Gaza.