Chiến Sự Trung Đông 19/10: Israel Sẽ Thiệt Hại Nặng Nề Nếu Tấn Công Đường Bộ Vào Gaza

Israel, Hamas to deal with Egypt's refusal to provide aid to Gaza Israel will be heavily damaged if attack on Gaza Israel, Hamas to deal with Egypt's refusal to provide aid to Gaza Today, October 19, 12 days since the horrific attacks of Hamas on Israel, the defense forces continue to attack dozens of targets in the Gaza Strip, focusing on Hamas' military and civilian leaders. In the past 24 hours, two high-ranking Hamas leaders have been wiped out, including Muhammad Odala, the commander of Hamas' anti-tank missile system at the Gaza City Brigade, and Akram Hizazi, a member of Hamas Navy, and a weapon carrier. Other targets were also attacked by the IDF, including combat command centers, several terrorist bases, anti-tank and anti-aircraft missile launchers, Hamas' military infrastructure and tunnels. The IDF continues to call on people in northern Gaza Strip and the Gaza City to evacuate to the south, while Hamas reverses efforts to prevent civilians from leaving the area, including evasion, confiscation of car keys. Since Hamas' first attack on Israel, Hamas has repeatedly used civilians in the Gaza Strip as a live-fire deterrent, frequently launching missiles and using residential areas for military purposes. In the face of the IDF's air strikes, missiles continued to be fired by Hamas on the Israeli front. Over the past few days, the riots have spread throughout southern Israel, Tel Aviv, and even further north. The IDF and the Defense Ministry continue to evacuate people in southern Israel and those living in the area near the Lebanese border from 0 to 2 kilometers to the shelters sponsored by the state. After many days of fighting and mobilization of hundreds of thousands of garrisoned troops with the support of deep-rooted efforts, the IDF continues to prepare to carry out many offensive plans. Many garrisoned groups have been mobilized for defense missions in the communities of residents around the Gaza Strip. To date, the rate of Thais reporting missions in the number of garrisoned troops of the group is about 120%. In northern Israel, attacks from Lebanon along the border with Israel continue all day long. This includes a UAV trying to invade Israeli airspace and anti-tank missiles fired at Israel. The IDF responds to the attacks. The United States reached an agreement with Egypt to allow Gaza aid. This morning, US President Joe Biden successfully reached an agreement with Egypt to provide limited aid to Gaza to reduce the humanitarian crisis in the context of the Israeli-Hamas war. In Tel Aviv, Biden said Israel had the right to respond to Hamas' attack. The US president said Israel was a victim, although he warned not to be complacent about the need to be vigilant. He also supported Israel's view that the explosion at the hospital in Gaza on Tuesday was not caused by Israel's air strike. On the flight back to the US, Biden discussed Gaza's aid with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi over the phone. President Biden told reporters that Al-Sisi agreed to open the Rafah port from Egypt to Gaza to allow about 20 humanitarian aid trucks to enter the territory. Egypt confirmed that the president and Biden agreed to provide aid to Gaza in a sustainable way. Although President Biden did not specify the time for the opening of the border port, spokesman for the White House John Kirby said this would happen in the coming days after the road is repaired. Biden also said that US$100 million in funding will be distributed to support the Palestinian people. A familiar source on this issue told Reuters that the US president is considering asking the US Senate to give Israel $10 billion right after Friday. People are in short supply of food, water, fuel, medicine and other essentials after Israel implemented a 10-day regional blockade. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would not block supplies from Egypt to the people in southern Gaza. Israel will suffer a heavy loss if it attacks Gaza For the Israeli army, an attack on the Gaza Strip is unavoidable to wipe out the entire Hamas force. However, Israel is very likely to have to retreat in a long war, causing heavy losses to the lives of both the defense forces of the state of Gaza and the Palestinian people, and will be particularly difficult due to the dense geopolitical conflict in the Gaza Strip. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak said Israel has no other choice and does not need anyone on the ground. He said that the US President Joe Biden's warning that Gaza would be a serious mistake, while the Arab countries supporting Hamas warned of the risk of a widespread conflict in the region. Earlier, the United Nations condemned the blockade of the sources of life of the Palestinian people. Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak said Israel respects international law when it allows the Palestinian people to evacuate to the south. We act within the framework of international law and have fulfilled some of the obligations. For example, we warned a few days ago about the attack. We told them that from where they live, where they work, they see the activities of Hamas, at least for the past two years. Whether it's advanced artillery areas or test rooms, ammunition storage, or training centers, they have to leave the areas above because that's the target we're going to attack. We can't make our own decisions, but we warn and warn of what we do. That's the difference between what we do and Hamas. Forces that act like Al-Qaeda or Daesh, those are commitments that we respect. However, sometimes we can't avoid the consequences if the people don't leave the area. Even after 24 hours, we still wait for all the residents to evacuate. About 500,000 people have left within 24 hours. 500,000 more will have to leave the area. The rest will be threatened. It's a shame. That's war. The Gaza attack was a long and painful landing. Ambassador Daphne Richemont-Parack, a graduate of the Richemont University School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy, noted that Hamas was a military group established for urban warfare, closely linked to the people of Gaza. When they fired rockets at the other side of the Israeli border, they were shot back and bullets fell on civilian infrastructure, schools, temples, and residential areas. One of Hamas' command centers is located under the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. The tunnels are several hundred kilometers long. The tunnel is 40 kilometers long. An attack on one of these centers will lead to unavoidable consequences of war. Israel has been attacked by Hamas at least five times since it left Gaza in 2005. Last time, the two sides stopped fighting after a few days or a few weeks of fighting or infiltration of the territory. Israel often wins thanks to decisive rounds. Hamas lost but still maintained its secret military equipment. Israel decided to go all out after the Hamas forces suddenly attacked, slaughtered and beheaded thousands of people, including many different nationalities. Hamas has been preparing very carefully for months, even a few years. Perhaps they have observed and learned from the experience of Islamic war organizations in Syria, Iran, even from Daesh and from their previous missions. In addition, Hamas also has an extremely advantageous geopolitical system and a world's largest underground battlefield. The combination of urban warfare and refugee camps in Gaza with hundreds of kilometers of tunnels makes the battlefield even more complicated. Expert Colin Clarkey, director of the Schauble Center Research in New York, said the attack on the ground will be long and difficult. The loss will also be very large although technologies such as robots can be beneficial for landing forces. To prepare for an attack on such a site, you may need very detailed information that Israel may not have. Sturdy geopolitical system that Hamas clearly holds in its hands is a major strategic advantage of this armed force. Underground, traditional GPS positioning systems, surveillance devices, or looking in the dark can not work. In addition, Hamas has certainly cut down some tunnels or prepared for a surprise attack. Geopolitical systems can also become a trap because when the tunnels are discovered, they can also be closed to trap people there. In this case, Hamas will have nothing to do with the terrorists. These difficulties explain Israel's focus on a large-scale air strike to destroy the infrastructure underground. Professor Daphne Richemond-Parack said that to destroy the geopolitical system, bunkers and fortified bases on the area of 365 square kilometers of Gaza may take many months. It requires large resources and unscrupulous military spending and must resist Hamas' underground forces. The Gaza Strip, another Gaza under Gaza, is still a number. In 2021, Israel announced that it had destroyed more than 100 kilometers of tunnels and bunkers. Hamas replied that Gaza has about 500 kilometers of tunnels and only about 5% were destroyed. According to Israeli intelligence, it is possible that Mohamed Div, commander of the Esladai Al-Qasem armed group of Hamas, is a strategic designer with a ban on Israel's imposition of the Gaza Strip after the coup of 2007 when Hamas took power in Gaza. They are used to transport goods from Egypt to the people. The Gaza-Egypt border, which is 14 kilometers long and covers several hundred islands, is used to transport soldiers, weapons and goods. Many tunnels, 30 to 40 meters deep in the ground, help Hamas soldiers to cross the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military discovered that the tunnels were made of solid concrete, not sand. Some experts estimate that the cost of building these tunnels can reach up to $1 million. In addition, it is very difficult to find a way into the tunnels, which are small holes that are covered under chairs or carpets. In the 2014 war, the Israeli military destroyed 11 Israeli troops in three separate attacks. According to the Peshim Shaddad strategic center, the Par-Arnz University in Tel Aviv, since then, the country has used many different methods to destroy this tunnel or prevent the construction of other tunnels, by building a platform under the ground, attaching sensors to detect all distances and have the ability to protect the armed forces despite Israel's surveillance.