Maariv: Israel Struggles to Define War's Impact After Three Years
The Israeli writer Anna Barsky's article reveals that the war launched by Israel more than three years ago against the Gaza Strip and other fronts has not definitively resolved Israeli crises. Israel has not formed an official inquiry committee to investigate the failures of the October 7, 2023 war, nor has a clear future been outlined for the post-war phase. She points out that the organizations and states targeted by military strikes are working to rebuild their capabilities, and the absence of an alternative governance mechanism in Gaza weakens Israel's ability to control the situation with Hamas. This makes military gains vulnerable to erosion. Additionally, she notes that Israeli security doctrine has shifted from containment and deterrence to military initiation and targeted assassinations. However, significant losses have not prevented enemies from rebuilding themselves, and the lack of a clear definition for ending the war grants the adversary justification to continue fighting. This situation leaves Israel exposed to new rounds of escalation without a defined end to the conflict.
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