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Senior members of the defense establishment: end the operation and reach a ceasefire

Contrary to the message conveyed from Netanyahu and Gantz outwardly about the continuation of Operation Wall Guard, officials in the defense establishment and the IDF believe that Israel may risk unwanted ground entry due to a Hamas move on which it will not be possible to restrain.

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Amir Bohbot

Saturday, May 15, 2021, 8:15 p.m.

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Gaza: Entire family wiped out, baby is the only survivor (Photo: Reuters)

As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Benny Gantz united outwardly determined to continue the war in Gaza, senior officials in the defense establishment and the IDF officials said in private conversations that the right to strive now to end the operation and bring about a ceasefire.

They said, Israel is paying a price for the duration of the campaign and could be at risk for ground maneuvers That no one wants to get in. The fear in the defense establishment is a last-minute mistake like harming uninvolved people on a large scale or a surprise that Hamas is apparently preparing for the IDF in a way that will require the army to respond with a ground maneuver. In addition, the effectiveness of the targets of the attacks has decreased and they do not cause Hamas to stop launching rockets.

The scope of the rockets with which Hamas went into battle, about 14,000, allows it to launch rockets according to its fire plans for 60 days.

The fear of losing Israel's legitimacy to attack the Gaza Strip in the future is also at stake, despite the IDF's great effort to avoid as much as possible harming the uninvolved.

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The cost of attack targets has dropped.

Damage to IDF attack in Al-Jala Tower, today (Photo: Reuters)

The officials stressed the disruption of routine across the country due to rocket launches all over the country.

The same sources claim that the commander of the Hamas military wing Mohammed Deif was able to force Israel to a new equation after deciding to launch rockets all over the country which is capable of reaching and no less serious is the transfer of flights from Ben Gurion airport Ramon due to the risk of an airliner and closing rig Tamar.

Factors The defense establishment said that even if the IDF knew about Hamas' capabilities and intentions ahead of Jerusalem Day, when rockets were fired at the city, it was perceived as unprepared for widespread security deterioration and therefore did not launch the campaign in an extreme and influential manner that would have stunned Hamas. From the beginning and contented himself with attacking towers because he thought this was what would deter the organization.

Contrary to estimates, Hamas responded by firing 150 rockets at Gush Dan.

Misleading fear of the last minute.

Funeral of a family killed in the Shatty refugee camp, today (Photo: Reuters)

Hamas is well acquainted with the IDF's methods of operation and the same sources said that when the army attacks active houses, symbols of government and headquarters, it means that it has run out of high-quality targets such as offensive infrastructure such as tunnels and long-range rocket launch sites, or development and production sites. The day after the ceasefire, however, there is no question about the heavy damage the IDF has inflicted on the military and civilian infrastructure of Hamas and Islamic Jihad that they have been working on for years.

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