As Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza region have escalated, ground forces have also engaged Hamas militants in face-to-face combat. According to the information released by the Israel Defense Forces on Friday (3rd), they successfully searched for a batch of important intelligence information in a major military base of Hamas in the city of Jabaliya in northern Gaza.
It is reported that the Israeli army successfully occupied the Hamas base on Tuesday (31st), and found important information such as Hamas's combat plan, map, organizational distribution map, communication equipment, and personal information of commanders and fighters. Some of the information was stored on CD-ROMs, which were brought back by the Israeli military for study.
The IDF said it was conducting in-depth research and analysis of the intelligence in order to make the most of it in the next annihilation operation. The acquisition of this information is undoubtedly an important victory for the Israeli army, as it provides the Israeli army with detailed information about Hamas's organization and tactics, and helps the Israeli army to strike at the Hamas forces more accurately.
Fighting between ground forces and Hamas militants has been going on for more than a week since Israel launched an air strike on Gaza. During this time, the Israeli army has made significant progress, destroying the enemy's military fortresses and successfully capturing a number of important strongholds. However, the battle still faces great difficulties and challenges, as Hamas militants have a complex underground network and advanced weaponry in the Gaza region.
According to Amir Bar Shalom, a military analyst at Israel's Army Radio, Hamas represents an extreme Islamism whose beliefs and codes of conduct are very different from those of other Islamist groups. Therefore, it is impossible for Israel to completely destroy all Hamas organizations, but they can weaken it by countering Hamas's operational plans and underground networks.
In the past, Israel has fought 4 wars with Hamas, and although each attempt was made to disintegrate Hamas's power, it ended in failure. However, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken believes that the fight against Hamas's "perverted thinking" can only succeed if it uses "better ideas" to give the people something to look forward to. He stressed the need for Israel to disseminate more open and inclusive social values through education and advocacy so that more Palestinians can see hope and opportunities for the future.
For Israel, the fight against Hamas is not only for security reasons, but also for the sake of maintaining the stability and security of the country. Over time, Israel is likely to continue to tighten its grip and control over the Gaza region, as well as intensify its crackdown on extremist groups such as Hamas. However, it also requires a more open and inclusive policy on the part of Israel, with the support and cooperation of the international community, in order to reduce tensions and achieve long-term peace and stability.
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