Palestinian-Israeli War Situation: The Israeli army is mired in a quagmire, tactical dilemma and strategic choiceIn the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the dilemma of the Israeli army is gradually revealed, and the expected quick victory has become a quagmire, and the ground war is becoming more and more intense, and the victory that Israel longs for is out of reach.
The Israeli army has paid a heavier and heavier price in the ground battle, with the largest bomb hitting five Merkava tanks, demonstrating the resolute counterattack of the Palestinian resistance. The blow to the Israeli army is not only at the hardware level, but also a heavy blow to morale.
The results of the battle show that the Palestinian resistance forces have destroyed a large number of Israeli armoured combat vehicles, especially the "Qasang" brigade, which claims to have destroyed 720 armored combat vehicles of various types, which has put the Israeli army in a difficult situation in the ground war. The armored units of the Israeli army suffered heavy losses, and the progress of repairs was slow, making it difficult to restore combat effectiveness in a timely manner.
This war is becoming more and more uncontrollable for the Israeli army. The Israeli army has tried to make the most of its use of unexploded ordnance, but the Palestinian resistance has become increasingly successful in its struggle, making the situation even more difficult.
In the street fighting, it was clear that the tactics of the Israeli army, which had been pinned on high hopes, were not up to the task. In the face of the cunning and perseverance of the Palestinian resistance, the Israeli army had to face the problem of its own tactics. Traditional tank-dependent tactics are not effective in street fighting, and the problem of coordination between infantry fighting vehicles also makes it difficult for Israeli forces to advance on urban battlefields.
Israeli officers and men paid a heavy price in the fighting, and in particular, the incident in which 11 officers and men were killed at one time was shocking. Such casualties are a heavy blow to the Israeli army, and it also raises questions about the training and tactical quality of the Israeli army.
In the war experience of the Russian army, the Israeli army has not learned a lesson, and the street fighting on the modern battlefield still makes the Israeli army helpless. Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) reconnaissance and support have not played their due role, making the Israeli army appear incapable at the tactical level.
The Israeli army is now faced with a serious problem: Whether to continue fighting or to seek a ceasefire? It is difficult for the Israeli army to gain a clear advantage on the battlefield, and the comprehensive occupation of the Gaza Strip has become an almost impossible task. Israel has begun to seek a ceasefire, but how to end the war without admitting defeat has become a difficult problem.
Israel's dilemma is that they don't want to fight anymore and they don't want to face up to their defeats. This contradiction has led to an impasse in Israel's decision-making. The brutality and complexity of modern warfare make it more prudent for a country to make decisions, and the Israeli military must face its own tactical problems while making wise choices at the strategic level.
How the Israeli army makes decisions, this war has shown the world some shortcomings of the Israeli army. In a situation where military technology is advanced and strategy is sophisticated, real victory often depends not only on hardware, but also on flexible tactics and wise strategy. This is where the Israeli army should seriously reflect on it in the future.