The military and strategic expert, Major General Fayez Al-Duwairi, believes that the Palestinian resistance is still fine, and has modified its tactics and become more ferocious, more effective, and more painful during the past 20 days of battles.
Al-Duwairi said – commenting on the images of booby-trapping, blowing up a tunnel, and eliminating an Israeli force – broadcast by the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), that this operation is complex, complex, and very precise, and was based on reading and evaluating a field situation, and the planner had the “foreseeing ability” to carry out a precise operation. It consists of a number of successive steps.
The military expert noted that Al-Qassam fighters think outside the box and implement their plans with high technology despite the simplicity of the tools in their hands, and they employ them successfully to implement their goals.
Al-Duwairi considered this process evidence that the resistance brigades still enjoy their strong advantages and are in contact with their political leaders, and that the “feedback” carries an extreme degree of credibility, and that what happened indicates the ability, efficiency, and cohesion of the resistance.
The strategic expert pointed out that this is the first time that Al-Qassam has used the expression “this is what was allowed to be published,” meaning in other words that what is hidden is greater and will appear in due time, and there may be more than one prisoner, one killed, or one wounded.
He explained that three types of explosive charges were used during the operation: “thunder, television, and flashlights,” pointing out that the detonation was carried out using electric detonators, and medium ignition media were also used, indicating great precision in preparing and implementing this operation.
The military expert pointed out that the occupation’s announcement of its withdrawal from some axes was due to such painful strikes, warning not to rule out the possibility of its return again to Jabalia, Beit Lahia, Beit Hanoun, the camps area in the center, or Khan Yunis.
