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According to a NYT report, State Department officials who oversee weapons sales have received "reassurances" from Israel that the 24,000 rifles destined to Israel would end up only with the uniformed police force rather than the civilian squads guarding settlements.
Israel should consider agreeing to very limited humanitarian ceasefires, both in terms of time and location. In this arrangement, Israel will be able to monitor all aid entering the Gaza Strip and continue fighting in northern Gaza.
The IDF knows that eliminating high-value targets such as various Hamas field commanders will create significant pressure on the terrorist organization, which may ultimately lead to its collapse. But the big prize is the Hamas leader.
Zvika Mor, the father of one of the Israelis kidnapped in Gaza, mourned Hamas’ death grip on the region...
Even his boasting about his "accomplishments" in the limited conflict with Israel along the northern border, such as forcing the IDF to cut down the attacking forces in Gaza, in order to redeploy part of them to the north, shows that Nasrallah would have preferred to continue on this path and escalate the situation, as long as the flames remained lower than the ones that lead to an all-out war.
