The Resistance Threatened the Zionist Regime

The Palestinian resistance issued a warning to the Zionist regime regarding Tel Aviv's non-compliance with the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, holding the regime responsible for its possible consequences and outcomes.

News ID: 85710

Date: 11 February 2025 - 08:55

TEHRAN (Defapress) - Recent statements by some leaders and officials of the Zionist regime regarding their perspective and approach to the second phase of the ceasefire agreement with Hamas highlight the critical point that no bright future can be envisioned for a permanent ceasefire and an end to the Gaza war. Consequently, the Palestinian Resistance has issued a clear and serious warning to Tel Aviv, threatening the regime with heavy consequences should it violate the ceasefire.

Based on recent news and reports in Zionist media, citing Israeli leaders and officials, it appears that the Zionist regime is deliberately attempting to sabotage the ceasefire agreement with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Statements from Zionist officials suggest that the likelihood of achieving a permanent ceasefire and completing the withdrawal of occupying forces from Gaza is very low.

The primary reason for this, aside from the Zionist regime's historical disregard for ceasefire agreements, is largely attributed to the rise of Donald Trump as the U.S. President. Since Trump's candidacy and subsequent election, there has been a noticeable increase in the confidence of the Zionist regime, accompanied by an escalation in crimes and the killing of Palestinians.

Given this context, and considering that Hamas and the Palestinian Resistance have a deep understanding of the Zionist regime's colonial and aggressive policies, as well as its history of breaking agreements, they have preemptively warned Tel Aviv of the consequences of violating the ceasefire. The Resistance has declared that the Zionist regime will be held responsible for any potential outcomes.

On the other hand, the Palestinian Resistance's warning of retaliation in the event of a ceasefire violation demonstrates their readiness to defend themselves and the people of Gaza. From the Resistance's perspective, this warning serves as a deterrent to prevent the Zionist regime from continuing or escalating its attacks.

However, given the Zionist regime's military and technological superiority over Hamas, the Palestinian Resistance has resorted to asymmetric tactics, such as rocket launches and limited military operations. This approach was clearly demonstrated during the Gaza war.

When considering the significant role played by regional actors like Egypt, Qatar, and Iran in mediating and supporting the Palestinian Resistance, it becomes evident that these countries are making every effort to control the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while preventing the resumption of war.

Egypt, as the primary mediator in ceasefire negotiations, is working to prevent an escalation of hostilities. Qatar, through financial aid to Gaza, is attempting to alleviate the humanitarian crisis. Meanwhile, Iran, as a key supporter of the Resistance, including Hamas, is helping to strengthen the political capabilities of these groups.

However, this is not the end of the story. On the international stage, organizations such as the United Nations and the European Union have called for calm and adherence to the ceasefire, but they have limited influence in altering the behavior of the Zionist regime. Nonetheless, the unity and coordination among key regional players have so far imposed the Gaza ceasefire on the Zionist regime.

On the other hand, if we examine the potential consequences of the Zionist regime violating the Gaza ceasefire, we must consider that if "Israel" ignores the Palestinian Resistance's warning and breaches the ceasefire, the likelihood of intensified conflict increases. This could lead to another full-scale war in Gaza, with catastrophic consequences for civilians.

Finally, in the event of a ceasefire violation by the Zionist regime, the Palestinian Resistance is likely to increase rocket attacks or carry out limited military operations to pressure the regime. This situation could lead to further instability in the region and heightened cross-border tensions between the Zionist regime and Resistance groups.