Israeli Media: Political Echelon Holds Army Responsible for Gaza Failure

Tuesday, 5 August 2014

Israeli Media: Political Echelon Holds Army Responsible for Gaza Failure

Local Editor

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Tossing accusations about the failure to achieve the goals of the Zionist war on Gaza began soon after the military declared withdrawal from Gaza, according to the enemy media.

Moreover, Zionist political echelon held the military responsible for the failure of the campaign, the Hebrew daily Maariv reported Tuesday, which usually happens in such cases in order to remove from shoulders the burden of not achieving the announced goals, as the Zionist media expresses disappointment with Netanyahu.

Maariv noted that the Zionist army could not implement anything in the Gaza Strip, the most important was stopping missiles fired at "Israel", and fell in the traps of the Palestinian resistance and inflicted heavy losses and got involved in the war without a plan or a clear path, and opposed more than once the reoccupation of the Gaza Strip.

For its part, political analyst at the Hebrew Yediot Ahronot daily, Shimon Shiffer, said that "Netanyahu chose at the end of the week to withdraw from the Gaza Strip without compromise or resolving. He chose to continue to drain Israel in an endless war."

"Netanyahu promised yesterday to find a solution to the problem of tunnels, and wrote in his record a wall along the border with Egypt, and another wall planned along the Jordan River. Imagine yourself in a state surrounded by walls above and below ground and protected by a missile systems. But Netanyahu did not breathe a word about any other solution - a settlement that guarantees life on both sides of the border," Shiffer added.

"So far, we are disappointed with Netanyahu, and angered by the high price of those killed and injured. 28 days without resolution is not something to be proud of. Netanyahu can comfort himself by what Henry Kissinger said once: Governments do the right things only after all other options exhausted. And we are waiting," he stated.