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For a week now, the Israeli army has not moved an inch in Gaza
On the other hand, they have a huge number of casualties among the officers according to official reports of the Israeli Army.
According to the numbers, even 27% of the Israeli officers were eliminated, or more precisely 108 in number.
According to Al Jazeera, 5 colonels, 8 with the rank of lieutenant colonel, 43 majors, 41 captain and 11 lieutenants are among the eliminated. The majority of these are officers in elite teams.
What is happening to them?
Snipers are happening to them. With the brutal bombardment, they turned Gaza into sniper nests for Hamas, who are now hunting the officers. What's funny and interesting is that most of these officers are kids just over 20 years old.
Another interesting fact is that the Israeli army, despite its outnumbering and technological superiority over Hamas, as well as the support on the ground from the US and Britain, in 2 months of fighting, Israel managed to capture roughly 20% of Gaza. As the Israeli army, which is the attacker in this case, suffers heavy losses, the intensity and their progress becomes slower and slower, and even static.
The war is still far from over and it is likely that Israel will try to break through Hamas's defense with new major strikes and risky attacks, which will result in even greater losses among their soldiers.
My estimates in a previous post are that Hamas will manage to hold out for 7 months and very successfully "cripple" the Israeli military, before Hezbollah is fully involved.
But judging by the statements of politicians in the US and Israel, it is highly likely that the US will fight Hezbollah in the name of Israel, which can hardly deal with a group as poorly armed as Hamas.
On the other hand, they have a huge number of casualties among the officers according to official reports of the Israeli Army.
According to the numbers, even 27% of the Israeli officers were eliminated, or more precisely 108 in number.
According to Al Jazeera, 5 colonels, 8 with the rank of lieutenant colonel, 43 majors, 41 captain and 11 lieutenants are among the eliminated. The majority of these are officers in elite teams.
What is happening to them?
Snipers are happening to them. With the brutal bombardment, they turned Gaza into sniper nests for Hamas, who are now hunting the officers. What's funny and interesting is that most of these officers are kids just over 20 years old.
Another interesting fact is that the Israeli army, despite its outnumbering and technological superiority over Hamas, as well as the support on the ground from the US and Britain, in 2 months of fighting, Israel managed to capture roughly 20% of Gaza. As the Israeli army, which is the attacker in this case, suffers heavy losses, the intensity and their progress becomes slower and slower, and even static.
The war is still far from over and it is likely that Israel will try to break through Hamas's defense with new major strikes and risky attacks, which will result in even greater losses among their soldiers.
My estimates in a previous post are that Hamas will manage to hold out for 7 months and very successfully "cripple" the Israeli military, before Hezbollah is fully involved.
But judging by the statements of politicians in the US and Israel, it is highly likely that the US will fight Hezbollah in the name of Israel, which can hardly deal with a group as poorly armed as Hamas.
