Exclusive: Palestinian Resistance warns 'Israel' against Gaza invasion

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen
11 Oct 2023 12:58
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A source from the Palestinian Resistance told Al Mayadeen that the Resistance is preparing itself for a long battle with the Occupation and confirms that "the Israeli enemy will sacrifice half of its army if it launches a ground invasion into the Gaza Strip."

Israeli soldiers take cover as a siren sounds a warning of incoming rockets fired from the Gaza strip, in 'Asakalan, Israel', Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023. (AP)

A source from the Palestinian Resistance told Al Mayadeen that the Resistance is “preparing itself for a long-term battle with the occupation forces,” stressing that it has all the capabilities necessary for this battle.

The source stated that the Resistance fighters are still in full combat readiness, and are still "carrying out offensive missions in the heart of enemy colonies."

The source further stressed that if the enemy launches a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, it will "effectively sacrifice half of its army," revealing that the resistance has intelligence regarding all of the enemy's movements, "even those that take place inside its military sites."

The source also told Al Mayadeen that the resistance is working according to pre-prepared operational plans and that this is taking place in full coordination with the Axis of Resistance joint operations room.

Israeli media: Netanyahu gov. gambles with lives of Israeli captives

In its editorial page, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz called on the Israeli government to urgently work for the release of settlers held captive by Hamas and the PIJ in the Gaza Strip.

"The meaning is clear: an immediate push for a prisoner exchange deal, with Israeli readiness to release the security prisoners held in Israel."

The newspaper added that the Israeli government's lethal retaliatory attack is evidence that returning the captives is not a priority for the government at the moment.

The newspaper also criticized the Israeli government's decision to act by the Hanibal Protocol regarding the captives in Gaza. The rule of thumb of the Hanibal Protocol is "Better a dead soldier than a captive soldier".

The newspaper quoted the Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, in an interview with CNN expressing concern for the situation of the captives "will not prevent us from doing everything required to ensure Israel's future."

The Director-General of the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, Yossi Shelly, said: "The captives are a reality, and the attack is a reality, and this is the decision".