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Avi Issacharoff
Amid heavy losses and public dissent, Hamas is on the ropes
Opinion: No, Hamas is not about to break and surrender, but it is at its lowest point in the war, grappling with significant setbacks: the decimation of its tunnel network, the elimination of senior military leaders and a drastic erosion of its rocket-launching capabilities
Avi Issacharoff
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07.18.24
Deif's assassination would deal crushing blow to Hamas' military wing
Analysis: As supreme commander, Mohammed Deif transformed small terror group into trained army capable of capturing Israeli settlements and holding hundreds of hostages; even if replaced, impact on Hamas will be significant
Avi Issacharoff
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07.13.24
Smotrich continues to weaken PA, bolster Hamas in West Bank
Opinion: Security officials warn of violence as unemployment of Palestinians spikes to 33%, commerce and tax revenues drop while finance minister seeks to dissolve the PA and prevent it from a role in post-war Gaza
Avi Issacharoff
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06.04.24
By tying Israel's hands over Rafah, US distancing hostage deal
Opinion: Hamas sees Israel has no leverage left in negotiations after concessions made, leaving Rafah its remaining bullet and that has no become a dud; only talk of day after war can change US position
Avi Issacharoff
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05.09.24
Sinwar kicks the ball into Israel's court
Analysis: Hamas finds the Egyptian hostage deal beneficial, leaving Netanyahu to deal with the worst political conundrum he had ever known before answering
Avi Issacharoff
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05.07.24
The hostage deal hangs on Sinwar's call, not Netanyahu's
Analysis: While Egypt tries to portray optimism for the new hostage deal sent to Hamas, the terror group's leader will likely refuse it while Netanyahu continues to avoid taking real action
Avi Issacharoff
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04.30.24
Military successes in Gaza erased by Netanyahu's coalition
Opinion: Despite recovering from its shocking failure on October 7, IDF succeeds in delivering massive blow to Hamas in casualties, military infrastructure and abilities but government failure results in terror group taking back control in Gaza
Avi Issacharoff
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04.11.24
Israel's real problem is what comes after a Rafah offensive
Opinion: Since Netanyahu refuses to discuss the day after the war, Hamas is retaking areas vacated by troops and reinstating governance, undermining the goal of ousting it from power
Avi Issacharoff
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03.19.24
The critical days ahead of Israel in the war against Hamas
Analysis: Sinwar's ambition to harness Palestinians and Arab Israelis across the region has failed after October 7, but could prove successful during Ramadan
Avi Issacharoff
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03.04.24
Focusing on Oct. 7 intelligence oversight only diverts attention from Netanyahu's failure
Opinion: Yes, there were intelligence failures on the night between October 6 and 7 - but the obsessive focus on it helps to divert attention from Netanyahu's failures throughout the period preceding it, during which Hamas transformed from a marginal terror organization to a terrorist empire
Avi Issacharoff
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02.27.24
Israel's blow-trading with Hezbollah reaches dangerous precipice
Analysis: The Israeli strike deep within Lebanon's Baalbek marks a new escalations on the northern border that could possibly lead to a full confrontation with Hezbollah
Avi Issacharoff
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02.26.24
After rescue operation, Gazan families holding hostages have cause for concern
Analysis: Operation weakens Hamas' perceived ability to safeguard its prime asset and erodes trust of local families entrusted with Israeli captives; concerns may lead some to consider transferring them to prevent harm
Avi Issacharoff
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02.14.24
Welcome to the grinder: How IDF is burrowing deeper into Khan Younis
Hamas has retreated to what used to be a pivotal stronghold, now largely reduced to rubble, with its leaders possibly unaware of the devastation caused; however, IDF officers caution that victory isn't guaranteed yet
Avi Issacharoff
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02.10.24
When Hamas says no to a deal, what does it mean?
Analysis: The internal dispute between the leadership of the terror organization in the Gaza Strip and abroad, the CIA's move that pushed them into a corner, and the military pressure from the IDF all indicate that the response may change
Avi Issacharoff
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01.30.24
With our boots on Hamas' neck, we can't quit now
Opinion - There are two matters to be dealt with as we go into 3rd phase of offensive: Netanyahu must articulate a post-war strategy, and those calling for the end of the fighting must accept Hamas must be vanquished, no matter the cost
Avi Issacharoff
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01.25.24
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