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(SpencerGuard X) John Spencer - Israel has approved and is preparing to launch the next major phase of operations in Gaza: Operation "Gideon's Chariots." Unlike previous operations characterized by raids, limited clearing, and withdrawal, this new plan represents a significant shift. It appears guided by a phased strategy rooted in lessons from past conflicts -- Clear, Hold, Build. Israel's war aims have not changed since October 7: - Secure the release of all hostages; - Dismantle Hamas's military and governing capabilities; - Ensure no threat can reemerge from Gaza to endanger Israel again. To accomplish this, the IDF will no longer operate with short-term objectives. Instead, it will move with full force, expand its presence across Gaza, and remain in every area it captures. As part of this effort, civilians will be temporarily evacuated from combat zones in northern and central Gaza to humanitarian safe zones in the south recently cleared by the IDF. This aims to separate the civilian population from Hamas militants and allow for the safe delivery of humanitarian aid. Urban warfare isn't won by firepower alone. It's won when the population believes that something better is possible. That's why the IDF's plan doesn't stop at clearing -- it is finally designed to hold territory and build a new reality in Gaza, one free from Hamas domination. Success will require a sustained IDF presence, large-scale force commitment, and continued evacuation of civilians -- a process that Hamas actively sabotages. 2025-05-06 00:00:00Full Article
Operation Gideon's Chariots: Israel's Next Phase in Gaza. Clear, Hold, Build
(SpencerGuard X) John Spencer - Israel has approved and is preparing to launch the next major phase of operations in Gaza: Operation "Gideon's Chariots." Unlike previous operations characterized by raids, limited clearing, and withdrawal, this new plan represents a significant shift. It appears guided by a phased strategy rooted in lessons from past conflicts -- Clear, Hold, Build. Israel's war aims have not changed since October 7: - Secure the release of all hostages; - Dismantle Hamas's military and governing capabilities; - Ensure no threat can reemerge from Gaza to endanger Israel again. To accomplish this, the IDF will no longer operate with short-term objectives. Instead, it will move with full force, expand its presence across Gaza, and remain in every area it captures. As part of this effort, civilians will be temporarily evacuated from combat zones in northern and central Gaza to humanitarian safe zones in the south recently cleared by the IDF. This aims to separate the civilian population from Hamas militants and allow for the safe delivery of humanitarian aid. Urban warfare isn't won by firepower alone. It's won when the population believes that something better is possible. That's why the IDF's plan doesn't stop at clearing -- it is finally designed to hold territory and build a new reality in Gaza, one free from Hamas domination. Success will require a sustained IDF presence, large-scale force commitment, and continued evacuation of civilians -- a process that Hamas actively sabotages. 2025-05-06 00:00:00Full Article
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