Palestinian Bedouins Refuse To Surrender 116 Times
13 August 2017In a move that would
break the calm in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army is racing against time to
build a concrete wall along the borders with the Gaza Strip.
The Yedioth Ahronot newspaper said that the Israeli army has begun to erect a
wall along the borderline with Gaza with a total cost of more than three
billion shekels that is several meters deep in the ground and six meters high,
in order to reduce the risk of Palestinian resistance's tunnels.
The Haaretz newspaper, for its part, said last Thursday that the recent months
have seen changes in the border area; where cement factories were established,
and workers were brought from outside the country. Meanwhile, companies are
working to level the border area in addition to building sand mounds to
protect workers there.
The Palestinian resistance factions warned the Israeli occupation of the
consequences of the policy of imposing a de facto situation on the ground at
the borders with the Gaza Strip, expressing their refusal of building a
concrete wall along the borders.
Concerns and assurance attempts
Expert and military analyst Wasef Erekat, said the Israeli army's construction
of a concrete wall is an attempt to reassure the Israelis, whether inside the
1948 occupied territories or near Gaza, highlighting the Israeli fears arising
from the issue of the tunnels and the inability to detect them.
Erekat told the PIC reporter that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu is going through a major crisis inside his coalition, other than his
possible prosecution at the Israeli courts on corruption charges. Thus, he is
trying to heighten tensions to evade the corruption charges and to abort
attempts to overthrow him.
The military analyst said that any future confrontation depends on the
position of the Palestinian resistance regarding such developments and its
in-depth study of the planned wall, stressing the need to have a unified
Palestinian position to determine ways to confront it.
Fake deterrence
Writer and political analyst Hani Habib noted that the voices in the Israeli
political and security circles, which recently called for the need to increase
the deterrence force, is being translated by the establishment of obstacles
above and under the ground at the borders with the Gaza Strip.
He pointed out, to the PIC, that Israel, despite its technological progress,
and being a nuclear state, and one of the most advanced countries in
manufacturing weapons, it is unable and incapable of confronting primitive
means of warfare, noting that tunnels are an illustration of the Palestinian
resistance creativity.
Commenting on Israeli media reports that "this wall is bringing us closer to a
new war", he stressed that Israeli officials rule out war in an attempt to
confuse the Palestinian resistance. He called on the resistance and the
Palestinian public to be prepared for any future confrontation.
He added that the modern and advanced weapons of the Israeli regime have lost
their prowess, due to the creativity of the Palestinian fighter, which is
limited by the lack of support, and the fact that modern weapons no longer
play an important role except for destruction, which doesn't necessarily bring
about victory in war.
Amos Harel, an Israeli military expert in the Haaretz newspaper, predicted a
new war with the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, in the Gaza Strip, noting
that the plan to build a wall under the ground may spark the confrontation, at
a time Israel is conducting intensive drills to fight in the tunnels and
streets.
Options are still open for Palestinian resistance over the possibility of
addressing the new barrier (the concrete wall), as well as it did with the
Iron Dome system, which proved its failure during the latest aggression on the
Gaza Strip.
From the Iron Dome to the new concrete wall, Israel remains hostage to the
Palestinian resistance's creativity and intelligence, which proved that
traditional means of resistance could beat modern technologies.
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