انسحاب لواءين إسرائيليين من خان يونس وغزة

Summary

This video script covers the ongoing conflict on day 114 of the 'Al Aqsa Flood' battle, detailing the Israeli military's strategic withdrawal from Khan Younis and Gaza City. It marks the first announcement of troop withdrawal from Khan Younis, a significant event in the conflict. Additionally, the script highlights the resilience of Hamas, with estimates suggesting that 80% of its tunnels remain intact despite the prolonged warfare. The narrative also touches on the issue of unexploded ordnance being repurposed by Hamas, the potential for a prisoner exchange deal, and the international dynamics influencing the conflict, including American and Qatari involvement. The video concludes with a cultural note on the impact of the Umayyad Caliphate's history, showcasing the script's depth in covering military, political, and historical angles of the situation.

Takeaways

• 📅 Day 114 of the 'Aqsa Flood' battle, with Israeli aggression on Gaza being highlighted.
• 🚨 Israeli Defense Forces announced the withdrawal of two brigades and other forces from Khan Younis and Gaza City, marking a first for Khan Younis.
• 🎥 A video showcasing the withdrawal of the Israeli 4th Armored Brigade from Khan Younis was introduced.
• 🔴 Radio of the Israeli army reported the withdrawal of the 55th Brigade from Khan Younis and the completion of their mission in south Gaza.
• 📊 According to American and Israeli assessments, Hamas retains 80% of its tunnels, capable of military operations.
• 💬 The New York Times reported that 15% of Israeli munitions do not explode, and Hamas repurposes these for their use.
• 🔗 An upcoming prisoner exchange deal involving American, Israeli, Qatari, and other officials is discussed, aiming to halt fighting for two months.
• 🛡️ NBC reported that the Biden administration is discussing withholding weapon shipments to Israel to pressure Netanyahu to reduce military action in Gaza.
• 🚧 Israeli soldiers protested against returning to Gaza, leading to an investigation and disciplinary actions.
• 📸 Israeli forces blocking aid to Gaza faced opposition, but the military opened the route and declared it a closed military zone.

Q & A

What Israeli military units withdrew from Khan Younis?

The Israeli military announced the withdrawal of two brigades and other Israeli forces from Khan Younis.

What percentage of Hamas tunnels are still intact according to US and Israeli assessments?

According to US and Israeli assessments, 80% of Hamas tunnels remain intact and usable for military operations.

What weapons does Hamas allegedly acquire from the Israeli military?

The New York Times reported that Hamas acquires a significant amount of explosives from the Israeli Defense Forces, smuggled through underground tunnels in exchange for money.

What are the proposed terms of the prisoner exchange deal?

The proposed terms include a ceasefire in Gaza for approximately two months, during which Hamas would release around 100 more prisoners.

How does the Biden administration aim to pressure Netanyahu?

The Biden administration is considering slowing arms shipments to Israel to pressure Netanyahu into reducing fighting in Gaza.

How did the Israeli military respond when reservists protested being sent back to Gaza?

After an investigation, the division commander who hung protest banners was given a disciplinary suspension. After this period, his continued service will be reevaluated.

How does continued fighting in Gaza pose risks to American interests?

America believes that continued fighting strengthens Islamic identity against Israel and spreads ideas of jihad, which threatens its interests and vision for the world.

What concessions have likely been made between Israel, Hamas and allies?

Concessions likely involve allowing aid into Gaza in return for Israel maintaining control of Ben Gurion airport, though the exact deals made are not publicly known.

What nationality was the Philippine man killed in battle?

He was revealed to be a foreign Filipino migrant worker who had joined the Israeli military as a mercenary.

How long did the Umayyad state last and what were its achievements?

It lasted around 80-90 years and had many great and remarkable achievements, though its history was allegedly falsified by the Abbasid state.