The recent terrorist attacks have sharpened the collapse of the concept of the political echelon in Israel, which has been fueled by the defense establishment for more than a decade.
The idea that it was possible to reach parts of the girls with Hamas through Egypt and Qatar and keep the terrorist organization half deterred was found to be baseless.
Hamas enjoys peace, relief and cash in the Gaza Strip - while at the same time trying to burn Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria, and continues to incite on social media.
Although the Gaza Strip has maintained relative calm in recent months (a rocket was launched off the coast of Israel in January), it is an imaginary calm.
Yesterday, the distribution of the monthly Qatari grant to about 100,000 families began, and today Doha's envoy, Muhammad al-Amadi, arrived in the Gaza Strip to meet with senior Hamas figures.
The organization has many requirements.
Along with increasing the number of Gazans working in Israel, the Hamas administration's water authority called on the international community to accelerate the establishment of a seawater desalination plant.
So the plan is to fortify the Gaza Strip and in the meantime gain a political and military hold in Judea and Samaria and Jerusalem, and even within the Green Line.
Just a few days ago, it was reported that an investigation by the GSS and the police revealed Hamas activities in Jerusalem led by Khaled Sabah and funded by senior members of the organization based in Turkey. To carry out terrorist attacks.
Focus on the weak link
Since the Wall Guard, Hamas and the terrorist organizations in Gaza have been focusing more on the Arab sector in Israel in order to recruit terrorists for terrorist attacks.
Earlier this month, a body was set up in Gaza to "support the 48 Arabs in their struggle."
The vast majority of Israeli Arabs are law-abiding citizens, and therefore Hamas and terrorist organizations have marked the Negev, which has suffered for years from neglect and chaos, as the weak link.
The terrorist in the WC, photo: The use was made in accordance with section A. 27 of the Copyright Law
Although the terrorist from the Be'er Sheva attack is known as a supporter of ISIS, past experience shows that members of the terrorist organization do not rule out cooperation with Hamas.
For example, ISIS in Sinai has gained backing over the years in the Gaza Strip thanks to the smuggling tunnels in Rafah.
At the very least, that terrorist was exposed to Hamas' widespread incitement in the network.
One way or another, a Hamas spokesman rushed to ride out the attack, declaring that it reflects the path of the organization's leader, Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, who turned 18 years old yesterday.
At the same time, Hamas is continuing its efforts to integrate into the Palestinian political system in Judea and Samaria. Its people have recently tried to connect to lists of candidates without organizational affiliation in the local elections.
Not just Iran
Against this background, it is becoming clear that the Israeli leadership is approaching the day when it will have to decide on the Hamas rule in Gaza - and abandon the policy of rounds that has failed strategically.
Reality proves that Hamas is intensifying round after round, and in between doing everything to ignite further decrees.
Therefore, just as the government declares that it must attack the "head of the Iranian octopus" and not focus on the arms, so must Hamas.
Just like Iran, Sinwar, Haniyeh and other senior members of the organization are sitting safely in Gaza, Qatar and Turkey - while Israel is fighting murderous terrorism in its territory.
Some would argue that the covert campaign against Iran is more important, that it is more urgent to reach an understanding with Qatar regarding the installation of radars to warn of Iranian drones, as reported on the Saudi website Elaf. But just as Israel is working against Iranian drones, , So it must act directly against Hamas hotspots in Turkey, Qatar and Gaza.
Otherwise it will find that the southern front is no less dangerous than the northern one.
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