A Hebrew-language post circulating online claims a list of Israeli achievements in the ongoing conflict, including 70% of the Gaza Strip under Israeli control, full Israeli sovereignty over the Hermon ridge, a new security zone in southern Lebanon, and the blocking of an F-35 deal for Turkey. The post also lists items it says are still missing, such as the removal of the Palestinian Authority and full sovereignty in the Jordan Valley. The claims have not been independently verified and are attributed to an unidentified source.
The post, which began circulating Sunday morning, compiles what it describes as historic achievements in Israel's current war. It claims that 70% of the Gaza Strip is now under Israeli control, that the entire Hermon ridge is under Israeli sovereignty, that a new security zone has been established in southern Lebanon with international recognition, and that the F-35 deal for Turkey has been blocked. The post also asserts that Iran has lost its offensive capability against Israel and that the regimes in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait have been abandoned. It lists several items as still missing, including the removal of the Palestinian Authority, full sovereignty in the Jordan Valley, and the return of the Armon Hanatziv compound in Jerusalem. The list has not been independently verified. The post appears amid ongoing diplomatic efforts between the US and Iran, as The Zioneer has reported, and reflects a right-wing Israeli perspective on the war's outcomes.
- DevelopingAl Jazeera: Israel has taken control of over 70% of Gaza Strip, yellow line advances on three axes
- DevelopingBitton Rosen: Gaza subdued militarily, but 'total victory' political goal not yet achieved
- DevelopingNetanyahu: Israel holds 60% of Gaza Strip, expects to reach 70% soon
- DevelopingHerzog: Israel now holds ~60% of Gaza Strip, must push Trump plan now
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