Make Islamic Jihad despair
Despite successes so far, Israel’s main goal in Operation Breaking Dawn remains to end hostilities as soon as possible without Hamas stepping into the fray, or any other element or local actor impacting the conflict.
Despite successes so far, Israel’s main goal in Operation Breaking Dawn remains to end hostilities as soon as possible without Hamas stepping into the fray, or any other element or local actor impacting the conflict.
The effort to drop “My Neighbor Adolf” follows criticism by the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel.
Gaza's rulers have so far opted to sit on the sideline and let the Islamic Jihad and Israel duke it out, but the longer the fighting continues, the more Hamas will be pressed to take action.
Israel refused to bow to the terrorist group's threats, instead going on the offensive, and Hamas hasn't fired a single rocket in solidarity.
Despite being ready and able to extend Operation Breaking Dawn in the Gaza Strip, Israel should strive to conclude it sooner, rather than later.
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