Gaza War: 100K Strikes Without Resolution

The Israeli occupation army has published the toll of its operations over the past three years since the Battle of "Catastrophe of Al-Aqsa," which included targeting approximately 100,000 objectives across various fronts. These included 65,000 in Gaza, 28,000 in Lebanon and Syria, as well as targets in Iran and Yemen. The operations resulted in the deaths of around 100,000 Palestinians, Lebanese, and Syrians, and injured hundreds of thousands, with widespread destruction in Gaza and the targeted areas. Despite the assassination of prominent leaders such as Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, the main declared goal of ending Hamas and disarming it has not been achieved. The sector remains far from military resolution, with ongoing tensions and open fronts. Regarding the Israeli prisoners, the issue was opened and then stalled during the war, with the return of all prisoners either alive or as remains, mostly through prisoner exchange deals rather than military operations as promised. Estimates indicate that Israel suffered about 970 military fatalities, with a significant increase in reserve forces and psychological injuries among soldiers, amidst extensive destruction and rising numbers of martyrs and wounded in the sector.

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