Seven issues facing the occupation after three years
After three years of the Israeli war, the occupying forces face seven main challenges, including the failure to achieve most of their objectives on various fronts such as Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and Syria, with ongoing front openings and unstable military progress. The only goal that has been achieved is the recovery of the kidnapped; most areas remain unstable and at risk of escalation, especially with continued tensions in the West Bank and the impact of attacks by Palestinians and settlers on Israel’s international image. Additionally, Israel faces difficulties in ending this multi-front war due to the entanglement of political and military situations, along with deteriorating relations with regional allies, including Gulf countries. There are also challenges in rebuilding the army, strengthening alliances, and improving defense and training—all amidst a failure to establish long-term stability despite heavy costs.
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