شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The Israeli military security establishment has acknowledged that the situation in the Gaza Strip remains unresolved, despite three years having passed since the war and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's declaration of imminent victory. Israel controls approximately 64% of the territory, with its forces deployed at around 30 locations inside Gaza, working on building barriers and destroying underground tunnels. Despite military achievements, Hamas continues to maintain its grip and strength, controlling the goods arriving through the Kerem Shalom crossing, collecting taxes from trade, and possessing tens of thousands of fighters, many of whom rely on theoretical training, with a shortage of ammunition and weapons. The Israeli army asserts that Hamas remains in a defensive stance, with its military capabilities diminished compared to before the war, and that the future of Gaza depends on disarming Hamas. However, the Israeli government doubts this, considering that the movement will not relinquish its weapons, as it views them as the foundation of its survival.
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