Al-Aqsa Flood Operation: Motives and Repercussions

 Before talking about the motives and repercussions of the Al-Aqsa Flood, we must know the most important reasons behind the Al-Aqsa Flood process?:

Regarding the Al-Aqsa Flood: It is a land, sea and air operation carried out by the Palestinian resistance (Hamas movement) against the Zionist entity. This operation is considered the highest level of strategy due to its precise military strategies that surprised and surprised the Zionist entity in terms of the qualitative difference that the Palestinian resistance used in dealing with the occupation. .

Many military experts specialized in strategic affairs have indicated that this operation is a qualitative development in the performance of the resistance compared to the wars and operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance against the Zionist entity previously in terms of the missiles used. It indicates that there is a change in the idea and management of the battle on the ground.

The Al-Aqsa Flood Operation proved the failure of the Zionist entity’s intelligence on the ground, as acknowledged by the experts and analysts of the Zionist entity themselves, because such a sudden military operation requires extensive training in advance. If the intelligence is capable of the extent that the Zionist entity always discloses, then where is the Zionist entity’s intelligence regarding such things? practical ?

Perhaps among the most prominent reasons for Operation Al-Aqsa Flood are the attacks carried out by the Zionist entity on the movement of worshipers in Al-Aqsa Mosque and also depriving them of entry to it, in addition to the restrictions placed by the entity on the Palestinians, especially under the Netanyahu government.

There are many future possibilities after the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the most important of which are:

1- Netanyahu’s government changed because it proved its failure from a political, military and intelligence standpoint.

2- Escalation: The Zionist entity responded violently by land and air to the Gaza Strip, and it is possible that war fronts will break out in other areas, including the West Bank and East Jerusalem, and perhaps Hezbollah and extremist fronts among Arab citizens after the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, targeting the leaders who contributed to that operation and destroying the structures. Infrastructure.

3- Containing the crisis: Egyptian government leaders intervened in order to stop the war, calm the situation, and enter into negotiations between the two parties, especially since Egypt had previous efforts with both parties.