Netanyahu can initiate conflicts; however, he consistently fails to conclude them with a significant or minor victory, instead succumbing to inevitable setbacks. This is because he never accomplishes the objectives for which armies, tanks, and aircraft were launched. Consequently, we cannot entirely exclude the possibility that he will execute his threats at any given moment by conducting a large-scale invasion of the Gaza Strip to reoccupy it, to evade his military crises before his political ones and on all other fronts. This will transpire after obtaining approval from US President Donald Trump, who regards him as his "puppet."

Netanyahu can transition from one war to another without completing any of them, and he has succeeded in accomplishing the objectives he started them except one: maintaining his coalition's power. His success is primarily attributable to the stupidity and weakness of his political opponents, while his failure is attributable to the resilience of his targeted opponents in his conflicts, their comprehension of his plans, their foresight, their long-term perspective, and their determined strategic patience.

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Let us provide additional clarification and a series of examples that substantiate the assertions made in this introduction:

• Initially, 22 months ago, Netanyahu assured his settlers that he would free all prisoners, disarm the "Hamas" movement, destroy it, and, most importantly, relocate two and a half million residents of the sector following the "Al-Aqsa Flood" miracle, which was led by the martyr Yahya Sinwar, his right-hand man Mohammed Deif, and his left-hand man Ibrahim Issa. He has yet to accomplish any of these objectives, as Hamas continues to thrive, broadens its combat radius, and fortifies its resilience, resistance, and strength.

• Secondly, in early October of the previous year, Netanyahu dispatched his forces, aircraft, drones, and tanks to southern Lebanon to permanently eliminate Hezbollah. The invasion commenced with a grandiose assassination campaign against its leadership. The party is currently in the process of regaining its capabilities, reorganising its military structure, and vehemently rejecting all American and Israeli pressure to disarm. It is also preparing to capitalise on all of its setbacks and mistakes. It is preparing to expel all Israeli forces in what represents their greatest defeat in modern history in 2000, as it did the first time, and liberate southern Lebanon and possibly Galilee (above the border).

• Third: Two months ago, Netanyahu implemented his threats against Iran and the complete devastation of its nuclear facilities by dispatching his American F-35 aircraft to execute this mission. Nevertheless, he was subjected to a significant defeat as a result of the Iranians' well-planned preparations and the swift response with contemporary Fatah, Sajjil, and Kheibar missiles. This response destroyed all of southern Tel Aviv and the majority of military bases in Haifa. It also struck strategic military and civilian targets, including the world's largest Chaim Weizmann Institute and dozens of surrounding buildings, including skyscrapers, for the first time since the establishment of the occupation state 76 years ago. On the 12th day of the conflict, Netanyahu fled to the United States to expedite the cessation of missile launches to protect himself and his organisation. To rectify the failure, he is currently threatening to launch another assault.

• Fourth: Netanyahu declared his intention to completely devastate Yemen, assassinate all of its political leaders before its military leaders, and dispatch his aircraft twice to attack the capital, Sana'a, the port of Hodeidah, and the city of Saada, which serves as the headquarters of the Houthi leadership. Nevertheless, he was unable to accomplish his primary objective, which was to prevent the arrival of Yemeni hypersonic missiles that rendered Tel Aviv a ghost town, closed Lod (Ben Gurion) Airport, resulted in the declaration of bankruptcy for the "Um Al-Rashrash" port in Eilat, and, most importantly, unsuccessfully assassinated any leader of the "Ansar Allah" forces in Yemen. He was only able to destroy five civilian passenger aircraft that were currently parked at Sana'a Civil Airport, half of which were owned by Saudi Arabia.

For the following reasons, the Palestinian resistance, commanded by the Al-Qassam Brigades, defeated Netanyahu before the commencement of his comprehensive occupation of the Gaza Strip:

• Initially, the twenty Israeli captives who are still alive will either lose their lives to starvation or be killed by the invading Israeli forces. Netanyahu will not locate and return the bodies of the remaining thirty deceased to their families, as they are interred in secret locations that are only known to a small number of Hamas leaders.

• Subsequently, it is a well-established military principle that the land and its inhabitants will resist colonisers, and this is precisely what will transpire in the event of the Gaza Strip's occupation. More than two million of its males are enraged by the invading forces' treatment of their martyrs and children, and they will be found in the trenches of resistance.

• Third: As the number of invading forces increases, so will the number of their casualties. The Israeli forces will invariably be subject to this rule, with a fundamental distinction: the presence of a "forest" of uninhabited concrete structures that the resistance forces will employ as shelters and ambushes to pursue enemy forces, tanks, and buses.

Fourth: If the resistance is unable to impose defeat, surrender, and lay down its armaments, and if the resistance inflicts significant human, material, and moral losses on them, these losses will multiply as the occupation continues.

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Israeli forces occupied the Gaza Strip in 1967 when it was under Egyptian military administration. Along with 17,000 settlers who lived in 21 settlements, they were compelled to withdraw under the cover of night for more than 38 years. In order to prevent both human and material losses, this retreat was implemented. Certain localities were situated in Netzarim in the north and Gush Katif in the south. This flight was the most significant public and practical acknowledgement of defeat.

When he was Prime Minister, General Ariel Sharon, the military governor of the sector following its occupation in 1967, decided to withdraw. He is well-versed in the area. Perhaps it would be helpful to remind Netanyahu that Sharon used to say that his forces' occupation of the sector was eternal and that they would never withdraw from it. He repeated his famous saying, "The settlement of Netzarim at the mouth of Gaza is dearer to my heart than Tel Aviv, and I will never leave it."

Greetings, and welcome to the sector's occupation. The fate of this new occupation will be more bleak than that of the first occupation, and it may mark the beginning of the end for the complete and final collapse of the Zionist enterprise at the hands of the heroes of the Gaza Strip. Despite the similarities between the combatants, the resistance of today is more cunning and better armed than the resistance of yesterday. The biggest difference is the change in leadership, weapons, and experience, although the will, determination, and courage remain the same and have not changed, but have instead become more developed.

In summary, we say to Netanyahu, his generals, and his soldiers, "Welcome to the Gaza Strip trap that you have eagerly anticipated." And who is it that has become acquainted with you, Netanyahu? And the days are between us.