Israel – Hamas blame each other for the hospital – Defense analyst Theodorakidis analyzes the “blame game”

The hit on Gaza hospital and the charges they unleash Hamas and Israel for assuming responsibility, at a time when the dead are in the hundreds, analyzed on Thursday morning (19/10) Brigadier General A.A. and defense analyst, Panagiotis Theodorakidis

Focusing on the airstrike on Al-Ahri Hospital in Gaza that has sparked massive outrage and dozens of protests in Middle East Mr. Theodorakidis spoke about the blame game played by the two sides.

“How long the war will last and whether it will expand are two basic questions because this unintentional blow, because neither Israel benefited from having this blow but neither can the Palestinians act so provocatively with so many victims, creates a new situation that will create a situation of evacuation of Gaza to another area. It remains to be seen whether Egypt can host refugees. The situation since it is under the control of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the direction is to evacuate it in order to exterminate Hamas and then bring the people back. It is something difficult if not impossible, because there are underground Hamas infrastructures“, he initially said.

“In any case, the duration of the war is long because, 350,000 conscripts, to be trained in a special war, to collect ammunition and food and to do all this planning and energy for an invasion of Gaza with doubtful results of exit or reversal in Gaza, of military forces, you realize that they are neither of today nor of tomorrow”, Mr. Theodorakidis continued.

“There is ground for Turkey to try to reconcile”

Referring to the consequences of the conflict, Brigadier General E.A. and defense analyst, Panagiotis Theodorakidis pointed out: “We have to look at the consequences diplomatically and globally and locally and the role of Saudi Arabia in pressuring Iran, and the role of Turkey. At the political level, Turkey has taken clear positions because when it declares 3 days of mourning. Demonstrations that have taken place, as well as the positions of Turkey’s ministers and deputy ministers regarding “our brothers” in Palestine, conceal aspirations. There is ground for Turkey to try to conciliate. At the same time, there is also a humanitarian disaster because fuel, food and water are running out.

Israel has been exposed to military conscription. After this crisis, Netanyahu is not in the political spotlight, just like the upcoming elections in the USA, what will it bring. Let’s go for a total solution, Biden talked about the existence of two states, something that benefits Great Britain. Abbas is also questioned because the region is dominated by Hamas.”