After 20 months of relentless assault on Gaza, Israel has failed to achieve any of its major goals: Hamas hasn’t been dismantled, the people of Gaza haven’t been displaced, and Israeli hostages remain in captivity. In this deadlock, signs are emerging that Tel Aviv is deploying militant factions linked to Daesh to create chaos inside Gaza. Avigdor Lieberman and Yair Lapid have openly accused Netanyahu of providing military support to these groups. According to reports, Israel’s internal security agency Shin Bet (Shabak) is running a covert operation to wage a proxy war against the resistance through internal attrition.
Syria Replayed in Gaza: Control Through Chaos
With a long track record of supporting terrorism, the Israeli regime is now trying to recreate the Syrian model in Gaza—installing a puppet force that blocks aid on one hand and presents itself as a humanitarian actor on the other. Just as Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham rose in Syria, now a figure named “Abu Shabab” and his group are active in eastern Rafah, reportedly enjoying direct backing from Tel Aviv—and even from the Palestinian Authority. The ultimate aim is to erase the identity of Gaza’s resistance and establish full control over the region.
Civil War Instead of Liberation
Netanyahu is attempting to stoke conflict among Palestinians to lower Israel’s military costs and tie down the resistance in internal strife. This project of “homegrown terrorism” is being masked by a media campaign designed to mislead global public opinion. Through the use of proxy groups and a carefully crafted narrative of civil war, Israel is working to desensitize the world to the ongoing atrocities in Gaza. It’s not a show of power, but a strategy born of desperation.
Western Hypocrisy and the Call for Islamic Unity
The West’s double standard on terrorism is once again on full display. The same powers that tried to rehabilitate Abu Mohammad al-Jolani in Syria are now deadly silent as Netanyahu engineers an Daesh proxy in Gaza. By vetoing UN resolutions and silencing international institutions, the U.S. is complicit in the crimes being committed in Gaza. The Islamic world must come together in solidarity and provide tangible support to the Palestinian resistance, ensuring that the region does not relive the tragedies of Syria, Iraq, or Afghanistan. This struggle is not just about Gaza—it is about defending the entire region and the very idea of justice.
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