Analysis of Security Challenges in Gaza

The enemy wants to turn Gaza into a new West Bank.

It wants to confine people and pack them into a very small environment.

It can control it militarily and make significant breaches

in it through intelligence, from the sky, and through surveillance

aircraft, and through bombing, carrying out security operations at any moment.

More importantly, it wants to develop this security environment into what

is called the postwar Gaza environment. That is, Gaza becomes

stripped of its security sovereignty. The enemy can

carry out raids and ground incursions whenever

it wants.

The enemy wants, as it wishes, to violate

Lebanon's airspace, Syria's airspace, and Iraq's airspace,

as well as Iran's airspace. It wants to violate

Gaza's land as it violated the West Bank's land, so that Gaza becomes a

security-collapsed environment, and the enemy can infiltrate it whenever

it wants, carrying out security operations to arrest whomever it wants and abduct whomever it wants.

The enemy is now trying

to develop its operations from killing from the sky to ground abductions.

It wants to move from the level of assassinating leaders and killing them to the level of

Field abduction.

This level he seeks means transforming the security environment

in the Gaza Strip into an environment completely controlled by the enemy.

Naturally, one way to do that is to concentrate people in the smallest possible area,

because the smaller the area of land where people are located, the easier it is to control them

on the ground and security-wise, and the greater the possibility of cutting off

residential areas and separating people from one another,

the more able it is to penetrate the security structure, and the more it can recruit

human personnel and build a technical infrastructure to create intelligence

breaches in this area, the more it can develop its security operations.

This is the enemy's far-reaching eye. The resistance's task is not easy.

The resistance's task is extremely difficult,

perhaps far more difficult than the military task, it has always been

a war of brains and minds between the enemy and the resistance, and

resistance leaders said that a security war is taking place around the clock between the resistance's security leaders

and the enemy's security and intelligence leaders, perhaps

Intelligence superiority in Al-Aqsa Flood was the prelude

to military superiority in the attack, and perhaps defensive steadfastness in Al-Aqsa Flood

was largely due to building a centralized security structure

for the Gaza Strip. Now, the enemy

is targeting the destruction of this structure and seeking to build a new one.

Can the resistance withstand

this structure and this security targeting? Can the resistance

preserve and fortify Gaza's environment? This is a task incumbent upon

the resistance's leaders, its society, and its organizational structure

and its security and military apparatus. It also rests on the people's awareness, and they

are a society that has always proven it can be counted on, and that it

is security-conscious and can withstand attempts at Israeli penetration.

Israeli. Israel aims to tear apart the societal security structure

of the Palestinians

and to tear apart the social environment in general in the Gaza Strip so that it can

occupy it as it now occupies the West Bank.