1. Israel's Ecstasy of Building a Buffer Zone: After the news of Israel's establishment of a buffer zone in northern Gaza, this move was interpreted as an attempt by Israel to create a buffer zone in northern Gaza, and as long as Hamas abandoned its policy of radical armed resistance, there was room to survive. However, it has also left Hamas in a bewildered position. Because they can't be sure if they have any other place to survive if they abandon their resistance to Israel. This state of confusion makes it difficult for Hamas to make clear decisions and increases the chances of the Israeli army succeeding in the next military operation.
In addition, Israel has demonstrated a harsh deterrent to Hamas by announcing that it will hunt down Hamas members globally after the end of the battle for Gaza. The move shows that Israel acknowledges Hamas's long-standing presence around the globe, but also warns Hamas that even if they flee to other countries, they will not escape Israel's pursuit. However, this practice also faces serious legal hurdles, as it directly challenges the sovereignty of other countries, making it difficult to implement.
2. The Ecstasy of Israel's Protracted War Plan: Israel, through a message from a source, announced that it plans to completely eliminate Hamas by means of war within a year. This move sends a clear message to Hamas: a protracted war will not achieve their political goals, because Israel is ready for a long struggle against Hamas. In reality, however, the heavy economic burden and international pressure on Israel to advance the war in Gaza cannot be ignored. Thus, this method of confusion and deterrence is both a tactic used by Israel to reduce its own military losses and a means it uses to get Hamas to give up its resistance.
III. Israel's Ecstasy in Southern Gaza: IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Al-Khalwi announced that the offensive in southern Gaza would not be inferior to that in northern Gaza. This shows that Israel does not intend to relax its crackdown on Hamas because of a temporary ceasefire, but rather sees the ceasefire as an intermission to continue its plan to destroy Hamas. This move further obfuscated Hamas's judgment and made it more difficult for them to continue to resist.
For their part, Hamas stressed Israel's rejection of the hostage-swap ceasefire plan on the one hand, and accused the United States of allowing Israel to create a humanitarian catastrophe on the other. However, Hamas still sees a ceasefire in exchange for hostages as an effective way for them to end the war in Gaza. However, Israel's goal is to free the hostages, eliminate Hamas, and prevent the emergence of a "terrorist regime" in Gaza. This led to an error in Hamas's assessment of the situation. Israel's constant release of news about the future of governance in Gaza has left Hamas with some room for imagination, but in reality it is only a means for Israel to achieve a full-scale occupation of southern Gaza at a much smaller cost.
Summary: Through the analysis of the Ecstasy unleashed by Israel against Hamas during the Gaza war, we can see that Israel skillfully uses ** warfare and psychological warfare to weaken Hamas's will to resist. Whether it is the creation of a buffer zone, the global hunt for Hamas members, or the announcement of the eradication of Hamas by war, etc., it is all about keeping Hamas in a predicament of confusion and distance from resistance. However, we must also be clear that the war in Gaza is not just a psychological war, and Israel's ultimate goal is to eliminate Hamas in its entirety. In this protracted and complex conflict, both Israel and Hamas will face challenges and difficult choices. And we, as outsiders, should think about how to create conditions for peaceful development, promote the end of war and the implementation of solutions.