George W. Bush summed up the issue of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan after the September 11 attacks with an expeditious formula taken from his Texas lexicon. "Wanted dead or alive". It took the United States ten years to eliminate Osama bin Laden and behead al-Qaeda. The jihadist nebula has returned in another, even more dangerous form, with Daesh. The shock of the terrorist attacks perpetrated by Hamas in Israel on October 7, the 1200,250 dead and 2001 Israeli hostages eerily echo the events of <>.
The public enemies of the day are Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the attacks, and Mohammed Deif, head of Hamas' military wing. They are not hiding in the caves of Tora Bora or in the tribal areas of Pakistan, but 70 kilometers from the state-of-the-art Israeli Defense Ministry tower in Tel Aviv, in the basement of Gaza. Binyamin Netanyahu has vowed to eradicate Hamas, disarm and deradicalize the Gaza Strip. It is clear that...
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