Israeli orientalist: Hamas' fighting doctrine is stronger, so it will win

Occupied Jerusalem - The Israeli orientalist Mordechai Kedar, a lecturer at the Israeli Bar-Ilan University, said that the strength of the elements of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) lies in the doctrine, understanding and belief that they are fighting for the sake of God, pointing out that the criteria for victory for the movement and the Israelis are different, so victory will be its ally and its ally. Palestinians in Gaza. Kedar pointed out that Israeli society compares one soldier to another in battle, while the true story of Hamas is that even if one fighter remains with his hand and foot cut off and only two fingers remaining on his other hand, he will stand on a destroyed mosque and raise the victory sign and will be victorious. Kedar pointed out - in a television interview on Israeli Channel 14 - that the meaning of survival and steadfastness differs between the two sides of the conflict, saying, “They are waving the victory sign, because they remained alive and survived the war. This is the image of victory. It is a different way of thinking, so this is it.” The image of victory for them, we must say and we must understand this is another doctrine, another thinking, and other different criteria between victory and defeat.”