Israel Watch

The commemoration of the first anniversary of the martyrdom of the great martyr, His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, and Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din. And the recent speech by His Eminence Sayyed Ali Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. And the repercussions of the war with Iran. In addition to the pain inflicted by the Yemeni front on the Zionists. And the expected agreement between Netanyahu’s administration and the Al-Sharaa regime. As well as Trump’s plan to end the war on the Gaza Strip.

The repercussions of the failed Israeli attack on Qatar, which aimed to target Hamas leaders, remain a central focus of analysts in Hebrew media. Additionally, the ongoing genocide, starvation, and destruction in the Gaza Strip have drawn the attention of Israeli commentators, who express growing concern over the escalating resistance operations.

The Israeli media reported on Israeli aggression against Qatar. It also focused on the war in Gaza and the occupation of Gaza City, as well as the plan to annex the occupied West Bank. Tel Aviv’s rejection of French President Emmanuel Macron's intended visit to the occupied territories was also covered by Israeli news channels. The regime's media highlighted the growing global resentment against Israel, particularly in the United States, due to its war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

The Hebrew media, through its commentators and analysts, focused on the qualitative resistance operation in the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza Strip, and on the plan to occupy Gaza City and its implications for soldiers and captives. It also focused on the Yemeni front in light of the assassination of the Yemeni prime minister and some ministers, and on the UN Security Council’s decision to extend the mandate of UNIFIL in South Lebanon. It also explored the expectations regarding the signing of an agreement between Israel and the Syrian regime. In addition, it highlighted the heavy losses suffered by the Israeli entity during the war with Iran, and the suffering of Israeli displaced persons.

Hebrew media commentary in recent days has focused on several pressing challenges confronting the Israeli entity. Among them are the persistent Iranian threats that endanger the occupying regime, the intensifying rift between prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration and the occupation army over the plan to fully reoccupy the Gaza Strip, and the deepening crisis over senior officer appointments between war minister Israel Katz and army chief Eyal Zamir. Reports also highlighted Israeli diplomatic outreach to various countries in pursuit of its controversial scheme to displace Palestinians from Gaza, as well as ongoing arrest campaigns by Israeli occupation forces in southern Syria.

The ongoing war on the Gaza Strip, in the context of a plan to fully occupy the Strip, and the internal doubts within the entity about whether the occupation plan will achieve its goals, along with the international isolation that has begun to encircle the entity, and the Lebanese government's decision to strip the resistance of its weapons, were the topics that gained the focus of Hebrew media

The million-strong funeral of martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah remains a focal point of Hebrew media coverage and analysis.

Key analyses presented by experts and analysts in Israeli media studios focused on the return of residents to southern Lebanon and northern Gaza, as well as the situation in the occupied West Bank and the resistance against the occupation forces. Additionally, they addressed the legal prosecutions faced by officers and soldiers of the Israeli army who participated in the genocide in Gaza.

The Hebrew media focused in its commentators' analyses on a number of topics, most notably the election of a new president for Lebanon, the fate of the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon in light of the Israeli violations, the difficulty of dealing with the Yemeni front, as well as the judicial prosecutions in some countries of the world of soldiers involved in war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

The issue of Yemen has garnered considerable interest in Hebrew media, with analysts and specialists examining the difficulties encountered by Israel in its engagements with Yemen. This scrutiny arises from the consistent setbacks experienced in aggressive actions against Sana'a, Hodeidah, and other regions. Concurrently, the circumstances in Lebanon, governed by the ceasefire agreement, continue to be a primary concern for Israeli commentators. They have proposed that the occupying forces might persist in southern Lebanon beyond the two-month timeframe established by the agreement.