Reda Farhat: The Israeli security services rejected the Gaza occupation plan, revealing the predicament of the Netanyahu government
Dr. Reda Farhat, a professor of political science, said that the leaders of the Israeli security services for the Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to occupy the Gaza Strip reflect a state of severe division within Israel, a remarkable political and security development that reveals a strategic stalemate experienced by the Israeli government since the outbreak of the aggression on the Strip, indicating that this rejection does not come from humanitarian or political premises, but rather from a realistic reading of the risks and field challenges that may result from Portfolio in a comprehensive occupation of Gaza.
& nbsp; Rose Al -Youssef Portal & quot; Until the Israeli security services, headed by the army, Mossad and the Shin Bet, realize that the experience of the direct occupation of Gaza will be very expensive, not only in terms of human losses, but also in terms of economic and political burdens, as well as negative repercussions on the image of Israel, at a time when it faces increasing accusations of war crimes. Netanyahu aims to impose full military control on the Strip, and to reshape the Palestinian political scene to serve the Israeli right, but this vision collides with the facts of geography and demography, as Gaza has turned over the past years into a complex security and military environment, which makes any long -term occupation an adventure is failed. Security also reflects an internal struggle to define the priorities of the next stage, as the security establishment tends to more pragmatic solutions, which may include security arrangements or indirect management of the sector, while Netanyahu seeks to escalate steps that may help him to remain in power and avoid accountability for his failures. Important in front of the international and regional parties, especially Egypt, to enhance efforts to stop the escalation and prevent the comprehensive occupation, and pushing a political path that addresses the roots of the crisis and reopens a horizon for a fair solution to the Palestinian issue, indicating that the current scene proves that the military force alone is not sufficient to achieve political goals, and that the direct occupation of Gaza may turn into a strategic burden on Israel, just as it happened in the previous occupation experiences, which makes any attempt to impose an order to impose Found by force is a long -term failure.
