"Israeli Military Dilemma: Defeating Hamas, Saving Hostages, and Long-Term Strategy in Gaza"

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As Israeli troops begin to withdraw from Gaza, their gains against Hamas are significant but incomplete, with a lack of a clear postwar strategy threatening the achievements. The war has caused extensive damage and casualties, with both sides claiming victories. Israeli military officials believe that Hamas has been significantly weakened but not destroyed, and the lack of a long-term plan raises concerns about the group's potential to regroup and rebuild. Critical security questions, including preventing Hamas from rearming and securing the release of hostages, remain unresolved.
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