Observers cite US pressures hindering Gaza conflict
Israeli estimates suggest that the execution of a large-scale ground operation in the Gaza Strip, including the occupation of Gaza City, could become imminent after the Israeli elections and the U.S. midterm elections. Although Israeli experts currently rule out the possibility of launching a major ground invasion due to political and military factors such as international opposition and military weakness, there are indicators within the security establishment of a preparedness for the potential of such an operation. These assessments indicate that Hamas remains committed to its weaponry and is seeking to rebuild its capabilities. Nonetheless, the military threat continues to be used as a tool of pressure and deterrence against factions, amid ongoing challenges such as the depletion of the Israeli army and multiple front lines. Meanwhile, Israeli violations against Gaza persist, including airstrikes, shelling, and meetings aimed at maintaining a ceasefire.
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