The Zionists analysts continued following up the repercussions of the Israeli military failure in Gaza, eliminating the possibility of Hamas defeat in the Strip.

The Zionist government's propaganda has failed to ameliorate the army's image of confusion and weakness in Gaza in light of the field reports which confirm the IOF major losses.

Yigal Slovik, former IOF infantry officer, said that Hamas is structurally composed of small groups of fighters who independently fight against the army troops, adding that this would last for a long time.

Uhad Himo, a Zionist military analyst, indicated that he would not imagine Hamas commander Yahya Al-Sinwar abandoning Gaza, adding that the Israeli occupation forces have managed to kill only one out of five Hamas commanders in the Strip despite all destructive offensive there.

Rami Igra, the former Mossad official, expected that Al-Sinwar would remain in Gaza till the end of the war due to his character and for the sake of his followers, adding that he Hamas leader in Gaza would not repeat what Arafat did when left Beirut.

On the other hand, the conflict between the Israeli minister of finance Bezalel Smotrich and the families of the Israeli detainees in Gaza was deepened in light of his remarks in which he said this issued is not a priority for the Israeli government.

A father of a female soldier detained in Gaza addressed Smotrich during a protest: 'Send your children to Gaza, and I will say this issue is not important.