(London Comprehensive News) Israeli Prime Minister Naitahu and his government vowed to destroy the Palestinian radical Hamas and prepare to launch a ground offensive on the Gaza Zone controlled by Hamas, but Nei Tanahu facedAll strategic options are accompanied by high risks.
The analysis article by the Straits Times European Eyal, Jonathan Eyal, pointed out that Israel continued to air strike the Gaza Strip in the week after being attacked by Hamas, and sent a special forces to invade Gaza to fight against Palestine's goals or to find the target of PalestiniaHamas is held in hostage of Israel.However, this strategy that has been repeatedly used in the past 20 years has not yet achieved enough results.
This is because Israel's goal is not only destroying Hamas, but also proves that it is still the most powerful military force in the Middle East.This means that Hamas's current political and military structure of Gasha must be disintegrated, and only large -scale ground offensives can do this.But invasion of the Gaza Strip means that the Israeli defense army must conduct lane war in the densely populated urban areas, and this is almost the most risky operation for the army.
The Israeli National Defense Force has been training for such alley for many years, but Hamas than any Israelites familiar with the Gaza terrain, and it is likely that the tunnel network that is likely to be staggered.Iah believes that Israel can undoubtedly occupy Gasha quickly. "The question is, how much Israel pays for this operation, and how heavy the casualties of Palestinian civilians will be."
The invasion of the Israeli army will face the consequences of humanitarianism for a long time to fight against the rebels
Dan Sabbagh, a Guardian defense and security editor, also pointed out in an analysis article that Israeli troops are far greater than Hamas, but they are full of uncertain factors for ground offensives of the Gaza Strip, and may bring serious serious factors.Humanitarian consequences.
The article pointed out that the extremely dense population and complex tunnel network of the Gaza Strip are beneficial to Hamas, and the army must fight for each building.Sabag expects that Israel's ground invasion will be bloody, and as more Palestinian civilians are killed or trapped, the international community's political support for Israel may weaken.
Once Israel takes northern Gaza, its mid -term strategy is unclear, but if the Hamas controls the Gaza Strip, Israel should look at the southern part of Gaza.The article quotes Ha Hellyer, an analyst at the Royal Institute of the British Think Tank Royal Military Research Institute, saying that if you want to control the Gaza Strip, Israel must destroy all the governance capabilities of Hamas in Gaza and replace it with the military government; at the same timeIsrael must almost have to continue to fight against the rebels.
Hasan Alhasan, an expert in the Institute of International Strategy, pointed out at a online seminar that Hamas can "take the time of one or two generations" to make a comeback.Alex Younger, former director of British Military Intelligence (MI6), also said: "You cannot kill all terrorists without creating more terrorists."
