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ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR is going to take place a BIG Scale war in MIDDLE-EAST?

 

After launch of "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood" by Hamas to the ISREAL on 6th oct 2023 the Israel lost their 900 people till now and they continuous lunch a massive scale of bombardment and continuous doing this but the region is still disturbed by hamas and other terrorist organization of other neighboring countries of ISREAL.

Like Lebanon, Syria , Jordan and Egypt and other countries also want to involve in this war Like Iran but they have pressure because given the protection to Israel by sending its aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Eisenhower. In the east Mediterranean sea. Just for the protection of Israel if it is engage in war with the Hamas.so, the other neighboring countries like Lebanon, syria, Jordan etc. 


Israel wants its map this to This but for going to change its map it need to eliminate the Hamas completely. so that why Israel going for a ground invasion to GAZA strip. which is the major base of Hamas. and Hamas is a terrorist organization created by ISBULA a terrorist organization of Lebanon and ISBULA is created by the country IRAN for their OWN benefits all this are unofficial nobody says that I created this organization. so, might happens that if israel go for a ground invasion in GAZA strip. so, IRAN attacks on ISRAEL.  
    

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