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Israeli Leaders Urged to Drop Unrealistic Promises on Hamas and Hezbollah Disarmament
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 days ago
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Israeli leaders have promised to fully disarm Hamas and Hezbollah, but military realities show these goals are unattainable. Despite major operational successes, both groups remain active and continue rebuilding. Experts urge more realistic public messaging to maintain credibility and soldier morale.
- 01Israeli leaders repeatedly promise total disarmament of Hamas and Hezbollah despite operational challenges.
- 02Hamas continues to rebuild and recruit fighters in Gaza despite Israeli military efforts.
- 03Experts say completely dismantling terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah is unrealistic.
- 04Defense Minister Kitz’s vow to disarm Hezbollah lacks a clear practical plan.
- 05Author Menachem Horowitz calls for modesty and realistic goals from Israeli leadership.
- 06Honest communication is needed to maintain public trust and soldier morale.
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