The Al-Aqsa Storm has shattered Israel's trust in its deterrence doctrine. 🔹 Expert on West Asian issues: The leaders of the Gaza resistance hoped that by creating a "storm," they could force Tel Aviv to stop the violence and aggressions in Jerusalem and the West Bank, and that the regional countries would choose the right path. 🔹 The Hamas movement designed this operation to break the political deadlock, liberate the prisoners, respond to the aggressions and crimes of the regime in the West Bank and the Holy Jerusalem, disrupt the balance of power, create deterrence against the Zionist regime, and stop the normalization process of Arab and Islamic governments with the Israeli regime. 🔹 He stated about the strategic changes that occurred in West Asia following the Al-Aqsa Storm operation: The most important change is the collapse of the security strategy of the Zionist regime and its shift from a deterrence doctrine to a preemptive and even preventive action doctrine.
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The Al-Aqsa Storm has shattered Israel's trust in its deterrence doctrine.
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