• Israeli public's lack of access to war information exposes army's lies.
• Army fake statistics show 80% erosion of rockets and shells from Gaza towards Israeli territory.
• Army's lies extend to all stages of the war, not just Palestinian resistance losses.
• Debate over the start date of the third phase of the war continues, with disagreement between Israel and the US.
• Reports on Israeli army's progress in Gaza Strip show slow, meager achievements and high prices.
• Statements regarding the elimination of the Hamas movement and its leaders have become ambiguous.
• Prime Minister Netanyahu and allies announce contradictory positions contradicting US desires.
• American role extends beyond providing support and supplying ammunition to Israel.

Questioning the Israeli Army

Did you know that the general Israeli public doesn't have access to information about the war in Gaza from sources other than the army? Well, some of the lies promoted by the army are starting to be exposed by the facts. Let's take a closer look.

False Statistics

One of the lies that has been uncovered is related to the number of rockets and shells launched from the Gaza Strip towards Israel. The Israeli army claimed that the frequency of these attacks decreased significantly, thanks to their "military achievements." However, shortly after this claim, more than 20 rockets were launched from Gaza towards central Israel. This led some people to believe that the army was lying to maintain a sense of national pride.

The Israeli Lie

The Israeli army's lies go beyond just the losses of the Palestinian resistance. They also extend to the stages of the war and the goals set for each stage. There is currently a debate about when the second phase of the war ended and when the third phase should begin. The United States wants the third phase to start in mid-January, but Israel insists on finishing the second phase first and moving to the third phase in late January. This disagreement raises questions about the progress and achievements of the war.

Slow Progress and Ambiguity

According to some analysts, the Israeli army's progress in the Gaza Strip has been slow and the achievements have been minimal. The fiery statements about eliminating Hamas and its leaders have started to become unclear. Instead, other ideas have emerged, such as expelling the movement's leaders or integrating its fighters into the Palestinian authorities' apparatus. These alternative ideas have been rejected by Israel.

Contradicting the United States

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies on the extreme right have been openly contradicting what the United States desires for the future of the war. However, right-wing analysts believe that while they can announce contradictory positions, they still have to follow the United States' wishes. The United States plays a significant role in the war, not just by providing support and ammunition to Israel, but also by shaping its political and strategic objectives in the Middle East.