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Military Expert Analyzes Hamas Bombings and Implications for Ceasefire

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Retired Major General Mohammed Al-Samadi discusses the implications of recent Hamas bombings in the Gaza envelope, highlighting military capabilities and potential ceasefire negotiations.


Military Analysis of Recent Attacks on Gaza Envelope

Retired Major General Mohammed Al-Samadi has provided insights into the recent bombings of the Gaza envelope by the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas. According to Al-Samadi, these attacks, which occurred after 424 days of conflict, indicate that Hamas possesses a strategic stockpile of missiles, including arc missiles and short-range 'Rajum' rockets. The military expert emphasized that the use of 114-millimeter 'Rajum' rockets, which have an explosive capacity of 2 to 3 kilograms and a range of 9 kilometers, showcases the resistance's ongoing military capabilities despite the prolonged conflict.

Political Implications of the Bombing

The bombings of the Nirim and Ein al-Thalathia settlements serve as a political message from Hamas, signaling that the return of residents to these areas is contingent upon a ceasefire agreement. Al-Samadi pointed out that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is determined to prevent Hamas from regaining control over Gaza, aiming to dismantle its military capabilities. However, he noted that Israeli strategies have failed to achieve their objectives, as the resistance continues to inflict losses on Israeli forces.

Ceasefire Negotiations on the Horizon

In light of the ongoing conflict, Israeli sources indicate a willingness to negotiate a ceasefire, primarily to secure the release of hostages. Reports suggest that Israeli security officials have advised Netanyahu that a deal is necessary to end the hostilities, with the possibility of painful concessions being required from Israel. The urgency for a resolution has increased, especially with the upcoming inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump, which may influence the dynamics of the negotiations.

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