In the current situation, the most correct way is to listen to the direct participants of the happenings - the young men of the battlefield. We will refer to them in this article as "owners of the field" because of their heroic defenses and attacks on the battlefield.

They are arguing about spirituality and spirituality, which will last us months and years from the hardships of the war.

Reports from the fortress of the owners of the field say that the enemy is acting with the worldview of the Western military. That is, they think that the increase in destruction and killing will lead to the surrender of the Gazan soldiers and the rise of the people against them. So they are trying to cover up their intelligence failures by bombing civilians. When their people ask them about the results of their operations, they are unable to answer. Because whether they are random actions or organized raids based on a specific plan, the resistance forces know that they are not getting any harm from them. After all, the owners of the field say that their losses due to these attacks do not even correspond to ten percent of their total capacity.

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"We know the enemy very well, we acted accordingly, assuming that he also knows us well. But the events show the opposite.

It turns out that the enemy knows less about us than we thought. Even on October 7, we thought that we would suffer a lot of losses, and Israel would not suffer so many losses. We knew that our operation, which began by crossing the Israeli fence, would end with an encounter with the enemy on the way back to Gaza. But we did not admire the indifference of the enemy, the loss of mutual unity, the state of chaos and indiscipline prevailing in the military units. This allowed us to kill more than 350 of their soldiers and capture a large number of them. As civilians from the sector infiltrated Gaza settlements, resistance fighters were tasked with destroying key positions of the enemy unit in Gaza, capturing those to be captured, and taking essential equipment and supplies from enemy barracks. The enemy woke up, tried to take control of the situation and implemented the "Hannibal Protocol" - shooting large numbers of civilians, including those being transported to the Gaza Strip. (According to the "Hannibal Protocol", the Israeli army and security forces are obliged to prevent the capture of military personnel or civilians by using all measures, including measures that may threaten the life of the captured person - translator). The first ground invasion operation carried out by the occupation forces was actually aimed at removing the bodies of soldiers or civilians who had died that night.

The story of the owners of the square continues: "Not long after the enemy woke up, it became clear that his intelligence was worse than on October 7, that he had not prepared any reliable information about the location of the prisoners, the map of the tunnels, or even the locations of the leaders of the resistance forces. As they began the volley of fire, it became clear that most of the targets were not what the intelligence had indicated. In fact, the resistance forces suffered a small number of martyrs, most of whom were killed by indiscriminate bombing of residential areas.

As for the operation of the enemy with serious successful strikes against the resistance forces, they are limited to important positions in the north and in areas where there is not enough information about it. True, as a result of this, the leading cadres of the resistance forces and several fighters were martyred, but this was a blow that did not weaken the general program of action. On the contrary, the resistance forces quickly recovered and continued with their approved plans. In fact, there is constant communication with the central command, and actions are carried out according to the plan approved by them. However, the choice of specific steps during defense and attack was left to the discretion of the battalions spread over different geographical areas.

In the final days of the ceasefire, the world learned that the Gaza leadership would have the last word, and the leadership decided to suspend all negotiations until the war was completely stopped.

According to the owners of the fields in Gaza, the enemy spent a lot of time and energy during the battle, mainly searching for the ground where the rockets of the resistance forces were located. He tried to capture some of the people he suspected could provide information about the location of the rockets. But still he could not find where they were before the missiles were launched. After some time, the enemy was able to penetrate certain areas of Gaza and find a limited number of missile sites and weapons stockpiles. In fact, the resistance forces should have fired those rockets before the enemy arrived, but the situation at that time did not allow it. The capture of some of the enemy's weapons stockpiles prompted the adoption of even tighter defensive plans to prevent further stockpiles from being discovered.

During the war, defensive plans were drawn up that accurately pinpointed strikes on the resistance forces so that they could launch attacks without error.

The field owners continue: Enemy intelligence had been closely monitoring us for years until October 7. He conducted large-scale secret operations to determine our weapons, their types and quantities. By doing this, they could move more efficiently than they do today. But the enemy's problem was that they never made sure we never left our positions and never moved to any unplanned point. We now have the knowledge to make a new plan depending on the situation, and the experienced staff to implement this plan. Additionally, learning from our allies allows us to develop tactics that allow us to act differently than the enemy anticipates.

The enemy has fallen into a trap because he always treats us with superiority and continues to deny our abilities and powers, and in the end he has to pay the price by taking our relentless blows.

The owners of the field have stated that after the end of this war, many of their military weapons and equipment will be revealed to the public. That is, he said that when he saw that some of the weapons they used in wars against the enemy were more advanced than you imagined, and some were very simple, improvised weapons, he believed that his friends would be surprised by this before the enemy.

He quickly realized that the task of the resistance forces in ground battles was not to prevent the arrival of tanks from the first day, but to direct them to a certain point - to the sides of their plans, and prepare accordingly.

While telling stories about their soldiers, Maidan said that they are mostly oppressed by the cruelty and oppression of their families. They are constantly monitoring what is happening. Most of them saw the current state of the places where they and their families lived, but this never made them retreat, on the contrary, these crimes of the Sinists made them stronger than before. Examples of this are the exchange of prisoners and ceasefires, as you have witnessed.

On the resumption of fighting without a temporary truce: It is true that the resistance forces wanted the truce to continue in order to make life easier for the people and reduce their suffering, even if only a little. Moreover, during this period, he would organize his affairs. But the main goal was to force the enemy to release our captive compatriots in their prisons. As a result of this coercion, we hoped to demonstrate to the whole world that the enemy cannot take their captives from our hands without paying compensation.

On the last day of the truce, we had the opportunity to make our plans. However, the enemy was in a hurry to return to the war. Moreover, it made no sense to continue to return prisoners when it was clear that the families of the prisoners in our hands would put them under pressure later. On top of that, the enemy was planning his new ground operations. It became clear that the conditions have changed, and now we need to take a different step.

Mediators and even friends have tried to pressure us or deceive us, to prolong the truce for the release of enemy prisoners at trifling prices, and to pave the way for a dialogue that will ultimately lead to political submission to our enemy. That's when we decided to stop this theater. Everyone without exception - comrades, allies, mediators, friends and enemies - must know that only the owners of the Maidan make the final decision and have the final say!

Their decision will be decisive, the new strategy will dictate that the price of return to negotiating the prisoner case begins with a final and comprehensive cessation of hostilities, and that no exchange deal be made on the enemy's terms. Now the whole world must convince Israel to release all the prisoners.

Any thoughts and ideas that begin with "tomorrow" are separate subjects for discussion, which we will deal with after we return to rebuild our homes destroyed by the enemy.

For those who say "tomorrow...", we say: We have nothing left to lose!

Ibrahim al-Amin