There are no indications that the plan for the world’s end in Gaza is being carried out by Hamas

• The world is being warned about the “end of the world” plan in Gaza, which Donal Trump says is being carried out by Hamas through the “execution” of a “pipeline” of the “end of the world” scenario.
• According to a report by Israel Hayom, the IDF believes that Hamas is working to carry out the “end of the world” scenario: Hamas is allegedly aiming to advance its forces and is trying to establish control over the “Yellow Line” zone.
• Given that the IDF has identified 1,230 targets in Gaza, and the Israeli military has been striking them, it is possible that the attacks are being carried out as part of a “scenario” that Hamas is trying to implement.

In a new post, Israel Hayom’s military correspondent, Binjamin Netanyahu, said that the “world’s end process” between Israel and Hamas is unfolding with the help of Israeli forces.

In the material, it is stated that Trump said that the “end of the world” plan in Gaza was set in motion. In particular, Hamas is said to be carrying out the plan, and Israel is said to be entering the “end of the world” phase. The newspaper also writes that the conflict could be linked to the “Yellow Line” military concept, which separates the zone where Hamas is trying to establish control.

After the planned “end of the world” scenario is set in motion, the conflict is expected to intensify. According to the correspondent, Israel’s actions are aimed at preventing Hamas from achieving its goals.

Israel Hayom, citing unnamed sources, says that there are no indications that Hamas is carrying out its alleged “end of the world” plan. The material also notes that the IDF is not aware of any connection between the conflict and that scenario.

At the same time, the newspaper says that Hamas is trying to seize control of territories in southern Israel and that this is being done in line with the “Yellow Line” concept.

According to the newspaper, the IDF has identified 1,230 targets, and the strikes are being carried out in stages. The publication also says that Hamas is not able to achieve its objectives on its own, and that the conflict is unfolding according to military logic.

Israel Hayom also writes that the “end of the world” scenario is being discussed in connection with the “Yellow Line” zone, which is located in the south of Gaza. The newspaper adds that the “Yellow Line” is not a religious or apocalyptic concept, but rather a military one.

In addition, the material notes that Israel’s military actions are not aimed at fulfilling any “end of the world” scenario, but rather at preventing Hamas from launching attacks and undermining Israel’s security.

The newspaper also quotes Doron Shpilman, an Israel-based military analyst, as saying: “The fact that there is a plan is not proof that it will happen. There is no evidence that Hamas is acting according to any script ...”

The material also says that the IDF’s strikes on Hamas targets are aimed at weakening the group’s military capabilities. It adds that the conflict is not a “religious apocalypse,” but rather a war for control of territory.

Israel Hayom further writes that the “end of the world” scenario is not being carried out by Hamas, and that the group’s actions are driven by military considerations. The publication also says that the “Yellow Line” is a military concept, not an apocalyptic one.

In conclusion, the newspaper says that there are no indications that Hamas is carrying out a plan for the “end of the world” in Gaza.

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