The military and strategic expert, Colonel Hatem Karim Al-Falahi, considered the resistance’s ability to carry out operations in the Nabulsi roundabout area as clear evidence that the resistance factions are capable of entering areas where the occupation army is present, and carrying out operations there.
Regarding the field conditions, Al-Falahi indicated – in an analysis of the military scene in the Gaza Strip – that there had been an incursion by units of the occupation army north towards the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood, pointing out that the area of military confrontations had extended to include the strategic Nabulsi roundabout area connecting Street 10 and Al-Shati Street (Al-Rashid), which is A completely devastated area and under the control of the occupation forces.
Based on the estimates of the Al-Falahi expert, it is likely that the resistance factions have installed a minefield in the area through which they expected the occupation army to attempt an incursion, which is what actually happened according to his vision, despite the fact that losses among the ranks of the occupation soldiers have not yet been announced.
According to Al-Falahi, the occupation army spokesman Daniel Hagari’s talk about the occupation army’s inability to liberate all the prisoners with this type of operation is considered a prelude to his willingness to go towards a deal to liberate the prisoners. It is also a clear message to politicians that the Israeli army cannot reach all prisoners. Prisoners.
Continuous drain
Regarding the occupation’s continuous talk about drawing lessons from the repeated resistance operations by targeting its soldiers, the Al-Falahi expert said – in a previous analysis of the war in Gaza – that every military operation is linked to specific circumstances in terms of geography and other details surrounding it, in addition to the difference in capabilities and combat power of the resistance that it leaves behind. From one region to another, and from one operation to another.
He explained that this talk indicates the lack of field and strategic experience among the leaders of the occupation army and the weak field performance of its military elements on the battlefields, despite their possession of highly capable weapons.
The expert also confirmed the lack of knowledge of special combat methods, guerrilla warfare, and built-up areas among the occupation soldiers, which makes the occupation’s losses constantly rise.
