Israel cannot win Hamas war without Rafah, warfare expert claims
Israel considers significant operation in Rafah, Gaza amidst international pressure and humanitarian concerns.
- Bilawal Riaz
- 1 min read
Israel is considering a significant operation in Rafah, Gaza, amidst global pressure and humanitarian concerns. Prime Minister Netanyahu views this as key to victory over Hamas, with discussions on peace ongoing. International focus is on potential military action affecting over a million displaced residents. Despite escalating international pressure, Israel is adamant about the necessity of the Rafah operation, seeking American input. The conflict arose from past events and kidnappings by Hamas, prompting Israeli military action to cripple the group. As talks continue, the IDF targets remaining Hamas forces in Rafah, crucial for military success. The region’s significance lies in Hamas’s stronghold through border access and its impact on Israel’s goals. The operation poses challenges due to the complex humanitarian situation and hostage negotiations, influencing Israel’s strategy and international relations. Amidst conflicting pressures and internal sentiment supporting military action, Israel’s decision on the Rafah operation remains uncertain, pending various factors.