We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
⚡100 days of Israel-Palestine war, Gaza has become Stalingrad for the Israeli army.⚡
Exactly 100 days have passed since Israel launched a massive bombing campaign not seen since World War II, and later a ground offensive.
65,000 tons of explosives have been dropped on Gaza so far. That is equivalent to more than 4 nuclear bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima. Israel managed to massacre over 26,000 civilian victims, of which over 12,000 were children, a war crime unremembered since World War II.
Despite these bombings, Hamas, which has a vast network of underground tunnels, suffered minimal damage. Therefore, with about 100,000 redeployed soldiers, the Israeli army launched a ground offensive in Gaza. Estimates by Israeli analysts were that before the start of the war, Hamas had about 35,000 active personnel, but judging by the fact of the great carnage that the IDF carried out in Gaza, it is possible that that number suddenly grew much higher.
Since the start of the fighting, Hamas has released hundreds of videos showing it destroying Israeli military equipment, causing huge losses to the Israeli military.
Despite the military superiority of the Israeli military, the Hamas tunnels have made Gaza to the Israelis what Stalingrad was to the Germans. Hamas fighters are emerging from tunnels all over Gaza and are easily destroying vast amounts of Israeli military technology.
After 100 days of fighting, Israel, with a huge number of casualties, managed to capture a part of Gaza, especially in the north, but it still does not have stable control over those places, and fighting is still going on on all sides, and mainly Hamas is fighting without a problem and will fight for a long time.
In the last week, part of the Israeli army withdrew from Gaza and headed to the north of the country, where Hezbollah is constantly bombing military bases and posts in the north of the country.
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