[93001] Criticism in the Israeli media regarding the loss of strategic advantage and the management of the war in Lebanon

Sharp criticism in the Israeli media regarding the management of the campaign in Lebanon

In a series of articles published in the Israeli media, a worrying picture emerges regarding Israel's strategic situation in Lebanon. The newspaper "Israel Hayom" reports via commentator Yoav Limor that Israel has lost the absolute strategic advantage it held for years, while the political echelon watches with concern the "united arenas" between Iran and Lebanon.

Conversely, in the newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth", commentator Sever Plocker harshly criticizes the management of the war, described by him as "16,000 days" against Hezbollah. Plocker argues that Israel's basic assumptions, according to which military force and the occupation of territory are the only solution, have been proven "unrealistic," and calls for the use of "political sense."

In another article in the same newspaper, commentator Michael Milstein warns that the current Israeli approach on all fronts presents Israel as a "rebel state threatening world peace." Milstein adds that the loss of strategic balance and reliance on religious values - while noting statements by Minister Ben-Gvir - damage the country's international standing.

These reports received wide resonance in other media channels, including Shehab Agency, Nablus Post, Palestine Post, Jenin Post, and Al-Quds Post, which emphasize the narrative that Israel is in a stalemate in the face of the empowerment of the "resistance arenas."