Since the outbreak of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israel has frequently reported the deaths of senior military officers, more than 20 of which have been recorded. However, Israel's announcement that the number of troops** since the start of the war is only 165 has raised widespread suspicion. Now, the mystery has finally been revealed: it turns out that Israel has been hiding the truth, and the actual ** is far beyond the published figures. According to Al Jazeera on December 15**, Abu Ubaida, a spokesman for Hamas's Qasam Brigades, revealed the truth in a public statement. He noted that, in fact, it is the IDF, not the Kassan, that is getting bogged down. Over the past five days, the Qassam brigades have destroyed more than 100 IDF military vehicles.
Even if only one Israeli soldier was killed per military vehicle, more than 100 people had already been killed in the past five days. However, Israel's latest bulletin claims that only 165 soldiers have died since the start of the war, apparently completely concealing the actual situation, which is much higher than the published figure. The Israeli army has begun to have to merce troops because of the lack of troops. The situation on the battlefield is moving in an unfavorable direction for the Israeli army, as confirmed by Hamas's record of destroying more than 300 Israeli tanks and armored vehicles.
The death toll of Israeli soldiers shown by these shows alone is at least 1,000, not counting the cases that have not been recorded. In fact, the Israeli side has already reported the death of more than 20 high-ranking officers, so what about the ** situation of ordinary soldiers?It is conceivable that after such a long period of fighting, the ** figure of 165 people announced by Israel is unconvincing. On the 13th, the command of Israel's most elite Golan brigade suffered a serious blow, and Israel itself admitted that all the command officers, including the brigade commander, were killed on the spot by Hamas, and there were more than a dozen middle and senior officers.
As a result, even within Israel there was skepticism about the published data, so Haaretz sent reporters to investigate. The investigation took the simple and effective method of going directly to hospitals in Israel. More than 7,000 Israeli soldiers were recorded wounded, not counting those who were not taken to hospitals in time or did not go to those hospitals. According to the normal ** ratio of 1:5, the death toll of Israeli soldiers should reach at least 1,500. Therefore, the number of ** is about 10,000, which is a more reliable data. It seems that Netanyahu, in order to preserve his position, deceived everyone.
He may shirk his responsibilities in the future on the grounds that it will not affect the morale of the military, but the countdown to Netanyahu** has begun, and he will be held accountable by the Israeli people.