Middle East: The ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, along with support operations from Yemen and Iraq, remains in place. While the Zionist enemy is expected to be in a stable security, military, and economic position, the repercussions of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" and supporting fronts have exposed the fragility of the Israeli entity.  

Many indicators confirm that the Israeli entity has become fragile and is struggling on all levels. The "Flood" has swept away the economic, security, and military achievements the occupiers once boasted about.  

Since the ceasefire in Gaza came into effect on January 19, the Zionist enemy has enjoyed complete calm, with security and military threats, especially from Yemen, ceasing. However, after 40 days of calm, the enemy finds itself still mired in the same problems.  

On the military front, several reports have highlighted the extent of human losses and the enemy’s inability to address the conditions of the wounded or those suffering from psychological trauma, which have sidelined tens of thousands of Zionist soldiers, according to international and Israeli reports. These losses have forced war criminal Netanyahu to continue implementing the agreement’s phases, preventing him from resuming his aggression and causing the enemy to lose significant gains, most notably the collapse of its "deterrence" and its submission to the resistance’s terms.  

The Zionist organization "Yad Ezra V'Shulamit" recently published a report revealing that "one in three families in Israel lives below the poverty line." Israeli newspapers quoted one of the organization’s leaders, Shimon Givon, who confirmed that their survey results and aid distribution show that one in three families in the occupied territories lives below the poverty line due to the "war." 

He stressed the need to expedite aid to these families, indicating that the repercussions of the "Flood," which became evident in late 2023, continue to escalate despite the ceasefire. This confirms that any return to war in Gaza would mean the return of counter-deterrence, further impoverishing the enemy and its occupiers.  

This report came two days after the enemy appealed to commercial banks to allocate around $900 million to support customers affected by the war. This indicates that the enemy’s finances are no longer capable of solving any problem, and its resort to this solution means it is forced to grant multiple exemptions to banks and customers and adjust interest rates in the coming period. This will generate new revenue losses for the enemy, alongside rising inflation levels and accompanying problems.  

Earlier, the enemy admitted to a sharp collapse in its technology sector—which represents a quarter of its resources—due to the repercussions of strikes on its maritime, aerial, and deep targets. This has led to investment companies avoiding the sector, the emigration of thousands of specialized employees, and job cuts due to the near-complete halt in production.

This admission came just two days after the so-called "Bank of Israel" lowered its economic growth forecasts despite the calm and kept the interest rate at 4.75% for the ninth consecutive time, in an attempt to stabilize the ongoing collapse. All this is happening amid economic and living turmoil that prevents any recovery for the enemy for at least the next two years.  

Mid-month, Zionist newspapers published several reports about the continued uninhabitability of settlements in the north, describing them as "cities of terror" and "ghost towns." The majority of the occupiers refuse to return until their economic and living conditions are resolved, costing the enemy huge sums to care for them in the places they fled to. The few who have returned complain of their misery and threaten to flee again if the settlements are not repaired to at least a minimal living standard. However, the enemy’s financial capabilities do not allow for this, likely prolonging the wave of displacement.  

Earlier in the month, major Zionist commercial companies and retail networks announced a significant decline in the purchasing power of the occupiers, even for basic goods, confirming the dire living situation. This comes after tax levies, water and electricity prices, and food prices rose, while wages and salaries were cut, and incentives and bonuses were removed. The occupiers are caught between rising prices on one side and declining incomes on the other.  

However, this option has exacerbated the deterioration of living conditions, rising prices, investment stagnation, and the exclusion of the tourism sector from economic calculations despite the calm, after it collapsed by 70% due to military and security threats before the ceasefire. Additionally, maritime shipping has not recovered due to fears of renewed escalation, which would inevitably bring Yemen and its missiles and drones back into action. The same applies to air transport, which remains relatively stagnant due to the extended suspension renewed by major airlines at the beginning of January, lasting several months for most of them.  

With these economic indicators, it is clear that the Zionist entity and its occupiers are living in an intertwined spiral, where solving one aspect of the crisis opens gaps in another. Keeping interest rates high to avoid inflation and rising mortgage and commercial loans means maintaining investment stagnation and failing to revive the economy. 

Similarly, resorting to taxes to cover financial deficits and expenses worsens prices and living conditions, leading to reverse migration and growing anger against war criminal Netanyahu. Everyone understands that the enemy’s conditions are a tangled web of crises, where pulling one thread complicates the rest.  

On the political and military front, since the ceasefire, the enemy has been tearing itself apart due to the conflicting policies of war criminal Netanyahu with his government members and aides. Some of them oppose his push to reignite the war, as Netanyahu knows that returning to battle keeps him in power, while his opponents understand that the coming escalation will consume what remains of the enemy’s bleeding body, especially the military front, after more than 50,000 soldiers were sidelined due to physical and psychological injuries, refusing to return to war. This comes amid a recruitment crisis and Netanyahu’s forced exemption of "Haredim" to calm internal tensions.  

Everyone now realizes the enemy’s exhaustion and the fragility of its entity, which continues to bleed despite the calm. This fragility is evident through the economic, security, and military indicators mentioned, as well as the enemy’s resort to Trump’s provocations and threats, which the resistance has crushed. The supporting fronts, especially Yemen, have confirmed their readiness to retaliate against any escalation, while Hezbollah has regained its military and security strength after reorganizing its ranks and bidding farewell to its leaders, signaling a new phase with no room for ambiguity or evasion.  

In other words, the next battle will not be at the expense of devastated Gaza or the supporting fronts, which have not compromised and have nothing left to lose. Instead, it will be at the expense of the Zionist enemy and its American patrons. The resistance factions in Gaza have reinvigorated their forces and boosted their people’s morale with scenes of victory witnessed by the world during the "Flood" and the ceasefire, including the handover of prisoners. Hezbollah, too, has healed its wounds, and everyone has understood the messages conveyed during the farewell ceremonies.  

As for the Yemeni front, it now possesses an unprecedented strategic stockpile during the calm and ceasefire, with an abundance of weapons that demonstrated their density throughout 15 months of operations. This is alongside the ongoing American fear of Yemen’s growing aerial capabilities, in addition to its maritime superiority. This is the state of all fronts of jihad and resistance, which will make the enemy regret its reliance on Trump’s provocations, shatter its bets on Syria’s downfall, dispel its illusions of neutralizing the "southern front," and keep Gaza as the secret placed by Allah in the strongest and bravest of His creation.