Translation: The invasion into Gaza is not going as good as we hoped. Our poorly trained conscripts are being thrown into the largest/most violent urban battlefield to ever exist and our bombing is doing little to no harm to them. If you are not willing to send your men to die for us, then we will have a false flag to motivate you.
The Israeli invasion of Gaza is going as planned, and is maybe even ahead of schedule.
The situation for Israel looks better than 3 or 4 weeks ago. They have gotten a grip on the two (or three) hurdles that limited their field of operation/movement room for such a long time, which are 1. domestic and international diplomatic opposition to a high kill count military operation aimed at defeating Hamas and 2. the Iranian deterrent in much of the Middle East. Add to that (3.) the 20 years of Hamas military preparation in the Gaza Strip if you want.
Internationally the Netanyahu government seems to have survived the worst pushes for a ceasefire, or some sort of hostage deal. The Chinese and Russians fell quiet a couple of weeks back and the Biden Administration continues its support for the destruction of Hamas blocking any serious diplomatic attempt that goes beyond a minor hostage deal. The new Saudi-China proposal is doomed to fail and feels more like a farcical effort anyway. Domestically the 'bring the hostages back home' current might be gaining traction, but not fast enough to make a difference. Opinion polls show that 80+ percent of the Israeli Jews support the war in its current form.
It's similar in the Arab world. The demonstrations are still there, but it's of the 'walk around the local mosque twice then go home' nature. None of the covert and sometimes openly Zionist Arab leaders in Egypt, Jordan or the Gulf feel threatened and unless they feel threatened they won't change their stances.
The Palestinian Cause is a central part of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary ideology. Over the last 2 decades Hamas moved into Iran's sphere of influence, with the 2011-2015 years being the anamoly (Hamas switched sides in the Syrian Civil War and fought Iranian assets in Syria). From October 7 onwards we've heard countless threats from Nasrallah, Abdollahian, al Houthi on how an Israeli ground invasion of Gaza would be a red line..
But Israel invaded anyway. Obviously only after the USA had completed its military build up in the Eastern Mediterranean and Persian Gulf. On November 3 Nasrallah changed his tone from 'we will go to war with Israel and open up the Northern Front if they invade' to 'we've been at war with Israel since October 8 already'. Sounds to me like he just swallowed at least half his words.
Maybe Iran and its proxies (especially Hezbollah) are playing 9D chess and they have aces up their sleeves. But I am not seeing it. The IDF is rolling up Gaza at a pretty impressive speed, so what are they waiting for?
The third point is the military situation. Gaza's tunnel network and urban setting have long been mentioned as a killing field for the IDF. But they are progressing quite fast. At this rate they might conclude the entire Gaza Strip operation in 2 to 3 months.
The current IDF KIA numbers are 56. It's getting obvious that these numbers are not the full picture. It doesn't correspond with the videos Hamas releases, and 80- 90 percent of the fatalities are officers. But either way, the officially communicated losses are low and that will strengthen Israel's resolve to finish the operation.
The only big problem Israel and the Zionists haven't tackled yet is the dwindling support amongst especially younger Americans.