Why the Zionist regime is afraid of a multi-front war?

The Zionist regime can no longer win in the political and military field as it succeeded with the support of Westerns because the forces that are currently fighting with this regime are stronger and different than before.

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Date: 19 August 2024 - 10:30

TEHRAN (Defapress) - Over the past two weeks, the Zionists have been talking about the readiness of the Israeli army to deal with any developments that may occur following the terrorist acts they have carried out in Tehran and Beirut, but if anyone analyzes the condition of the IOF, especially after the al-Aqsa storm, they would realize that all these statements are just media bluffs and do not belong to the Arabs.

However, most of the military analysts inside the Israel regime or from foreign countries, believed that the worn-out army of IOF was not able to deal with a large-scale and multi-front war. This is while the defeated Prime Minister of the Zionist regime is still trying to start a multilateral war and achieve a definite victory, but it is plain as day that this regime has been fighting with Hamas in the Gaza Strip for 11 months and so far No achievements have been made.

Of course, except for Netanyahu, whose unfounded statements can lead the entire region into a devastating war, many in the occupying Jerusalem regime fear a multilateral war. They know that this multi-front war can be a deadly nightmare for them and the illegitimate existence of this regime in the region and the world will face a more serious challenge.

To clarify this claim, we will point out four reasons that have caused this regime to be deeply concerned about a multi-front war, even with the support of the US and Western countries.

Lack of manpower

Some Hebrew sources estimated that the number of IOF soldiers is around 170,000 and claim that around half a million reserve soldiers are distributed among different combat units.

However, the 11-month war in the Gaza Strip and the escalation of tension in the southern front of Lebanon are two major problems facing the Zionist army, which has caused a severe lack of manpower.

According to Israeli media, the army suffers from a lack of manpower, especially at the officer level. Surveys also show that the percentage of officers who want to continue serving in the army has decreased significantly, only 42% of them want to continue serving, and 58%  prefer to quit.

Weapon shortage

According to research centers, the IOF has about 1,600 tanks, most of which are ones. In addition, this army is equipped with 7,500 armored vehicles, 650 self-propelled artillery, 300 field artillery, 600 warplanes, 65 warships, 24 coast guard boats, and 5 submarines.

But as a result of the long period of the Gaza war, there are signs of a severe shortage of many weapons capabilities in the last two months, especially at the level of armored weapons and artillery shells.

It is said that the number of tanks of the IOF is less than half of the tanks of ten years ago and is much less than the red line drawn by the General Staff.

Jerusalem Post, the Zionist newspaper said: The army suffers from the bad condition of tanks, lack of ammunition and equipment, and this makes the army vulnerable to Palestinian attacks.

Internal disputes

Ever since Netanyahu and his allies tried to pass the "Judicial Reforms" law, the Israeli government has been under the influence of an unprecedented internal gap, which has increased after the al-Aqsa storm operation. The reasons for the deepening of this gap are the prolongation of the Gaza war, Netanyahu's failure to achieve his declared goals on the first day of the war, and the anti-government demonstrations that were held every week.

Global Isolation

In all the wars it has fought since its establishment, Israel has never been isolated in the public opinion like the Gaza war, because the brutal crimes of this regime in Gaza, while minimizing the low legitimacy of this regime, have been caused by international and criminal courts as a rogue regime that committed genocide against unarmed civilians and soon an order will be issued to arrest its leaders.

Hence, according to the mentioned cases, the possibility of the victory of the Zionist enemy in a multi-front battle with its comprehensive and extensive dimensions seems almost impossible. Even if it is supported by all its allies, considering the scale of crises and problems that have emerged during the last 11 months and the Zionist regime is suffering from it, the time of victories of this child-killing regime has passed forever and the successes that this regime sometimes achieves in some political and military fields are now impossible; because the forces that are currently fighting this regime are different. This issue has caused the Zionists to fear entering into a multi-front war.