Middle East: There's no conceivable victory for Israel in the Gaza conflict. All it's capable of is perpetrating massacres, destroying homes and hospitals, targeting schools, and vulnerable women, children, and families. As soon as Israeli soldiers set foot in Gaza, many of them meet their end, turning Gaza into a graveyard for their forces. The men aspire to martyrdom, seeking victory under their banner.

There's no single factor, indicator, or element indicating any potential success for Israel in this war, which has extended from Naqoura to the Arabian Sea and deep into the Iranian plateau. This major conflict renders any Israeli accomplishments or victories unlikely, even minor ones.

Israel, through its leaders and Hebrew statements, has labeled this a war for existence. Its loss here would signify its end. This declaration represents the realistic and objective estimation of the circumstances and balances within this conflict. Israel has lost all elements of its strength, both strategically and tactically. It has been drained by a prolonged conflict since the 1973 Yom Kippur War, initially led by Syria, and has continued to confront the Axis of Resistance and its factions, culminating in the Al-Aqsa Storm. This conflict has revolved around rounds and scorekeeping, all of which have been dominated by the Axis of Resistance, accumulating victories and points. The logical conclusion of this 75-year war would decide the entity's fate.

The Hebrew term "existential war" translates in Arabic to a war liberating Palestine from the river to the sea, a slogan consistently reiterated by Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. Gaza efficiently leads and manages this mission. The Axis opens and aligns fronts under Gaza’s command alongside its factions.

For the Gaza war, three scenarios exist, all converging towards the removal of this forcibly established entity through brute force, Western tyranny, and the aggression that fostered the annihilation of nations and peoples.

In the ongoing war's potential pathways of truces, the entity and its leaders, sensing their numbered days, seek to hasten Israel's bloody end by sacrificing it. None among them contemplate the war's second day or the ramifications of their suicidal efforts. The entity, conceived and fostered as America's offspring for annihilating nations with national rights, hastily armed tens of thousands of settler gangs, especially in the West Bank. They were unleashed to commit massacres and thuggery, protected by a crippled, defeated, and self-doubting army after the miraculous Al-Aqsa Storm. Despite American support, including staff officers, Delta Force, and Marines, they've failed to extract themselves from defeat, inadequacy, loss of confidence, and morale.

Israel's inevitable failure and defeat in Gaza will compel them to compensate in the West Bank and 1948 Palestine, assuming that unarmed Palestinians under occupation and the Dayton-controlled apparatuses of Mahmoud Abbas are easy targets for the aggression and racism of extremist settlers.

The West Bank and 1948 Palestine have been steadfast in resistance for the past two decades, wielding knives, vehicles, individual weapons, demonstrations, resilience, and guarding Al-Aqsa. Influenced by Gaza's victory, they will not surrender. The clashes will take place at point-blank range, necessitating bombs, Yasine 105 mortars, snipers, rifles, individual and medium weapons, experience, organization, and confrontation management—similar to Gaza's methods in Nablus, Jenin, Huwara, and the camps turned into resistance hubs.

Just as Gaza defended the West Bank, led the Saif Al-Quds round, and inspired united fronts, these regions will be pivotal in the final war to liberate Palestine from the river to the sea. Therefore, readiness and preparedness must continue on all fronts and axes.

Israel has veered overwhelmingly towards right-wing, religious, and extremist ideologies. It rejects settlements, two-state solutions, or any reconciliatory measures. The assassination of Rabin, one of its leaders, signaled its reluctance to accept settlements reinstating some national rights. It clings to its aggressive settlement nature, aiming to annihilate landowners and their rights. Nothing will deter it except force.

The West Bank and the Palestinians of 1948 will be the decisive and final round in the course of the war to liberate Palestine from the river to the sea. Therefore, fingers must remain on the trigger, and mobilization, readiness, and preparedness must continue on all fronts and battle axes.

Source: YPA, translated by Almasirah English website