Hamas movement: Israel is not capable of fighting on multiple fronts

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Musa Abu Marzouq, head of the international relations office of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), emphasized that this movement will defend the Palestinian nation until the destruction of the Israeli interim regime.
 
Abu Marzouq said in an interview with Russia's Al-Youm news channel: "Today's events are normal for those who care about Al-Aqsa Mosque." These events are not the result of today, but a reaction to the events in Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa. Zionist extremism is responsible for this issue.
 
Stating that Israel cannot fight on several fronts, he continued: If these fronts flare up, the situation will not be easy for Israel. [Operation] Holy Sword taught us how the Palestinian nation works on all fronts.
 
This Hamas official pointed out that dozens of different officials have contacted this movement and they all seek to calm the situation and reduce tension, and pointed out that the Palestinian nation is exposed to oppression and hostile policies. Anyone who wants to calm the situation should put pressure on Israel.
 
While warning against turning this conflict into a religious war, he clarified: Al-Aqsa Mosque does not belong to the Palestinian people, but belongs to all Muslims. Defending it is the duty of Muslims. However, Netanyahu is not looking for a political solution, but with discriminatory laws, he is looking for a security solution. This issue will turn the West Bank, Quds and Palestine into a center of war that will not end except with their (Zionists) destruction.
 
Emphasizing that the Zionist regime has no future in the region, Abu Marzouq considered the internal conflicts in the Zionist regime to be a conflict over identity.
 
These days, the Zionists are in a very difficult situation; On the one hand, because of the changes made by Netanyahu in the judicial system of this regime, there are massive demonstrations against him and the Zionist cabinet. On the other hand, the resistance front's missile attacks from several axes have seriously challenged the existence of this regime.
 
A few days ago, more than a hundred rockets from southern Lebanon targeted the Zionist settlements located in the north of Palestine, and the Iron Dome system only intercepted a small part of these rockets, and the pictures and videos that were published show the damage to different parts of this.
 
Last evening, several rockets from inside Syria targeted Zionist positions in the occupied Golan. Many Zionist experts emphasize that these attacks will be a prelude to wider conflicts with this regime, which is considered a serious threat to the existence of the occupiers.