Israel Will Be Defeated As IDF Loses control Of Its War In Middle East. last Hope Gone!!!

#geopolitics #isreal #idf Amid the ever-changing dynamics of the ongoing conflict, Scott Ritter, a former UN weapons inspections officer, seems to suggest that Israel may face defeat as the IDF loses its grip on the war in the Middle East. Until recently, the narrative surrounding the conflict in Gaza has been predominantly shaped and controlled by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the country’s Ministry of Defense. This control over the narrative has allowed Israel to largely dictate the framing and portrayal of events related to the conflict, both domestically and internationally. Following the loss lives of Palestinians and the widespread destruction in Gaza, Israel’s international reputation has indeed faced significant scrutiny and criticism. Images and reports of civilian casualties, including children, as well as the extensive damage to infrastructure, have led to condemnation from various international actors, including governments, human rights organizations, and the United Nations. Despite this, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have continued to promote a narrative emphasizing the weakening of Hamas, the dominant militant group in Gaza, as a result of their military actions. The IDF has sought to portray its operations in Gaza as targeting Hamas’s military capabilities while minimizing civilian harm. This narrative includes assertions that the war in northern Gaza, where much of the initial fighting occurred, has been largely concluded, with significant damage inflicted on Hamas’s infrastructure and leadership. Despite these efforts to shape the narrative, there are growing concerns among some international observers and human rights organizations about the proportionality and legality of Israel’s military actions in Gaza. Questions have been raised about the impact of the conflict on civilian populations, including the targeting of residential buildings and infrastructure, as well as the use of force in densely populated areas. These concerns have contributed to calls for independent investigations into alleged violations of international humanitarian law and human rights abuses.