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A new Israeli security assessment is fueling fresh debate over the war in Gaza, claiming that Hamas may still have around 25,000 fighters inside the enclave, including members of its elite Al-Qassam Brigades. If accurate, the report raises questions about Hamas' remaining military capabilities after months of Israeli operations.

With Israel already confronting threats involving Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, analysts warn that any renewed Hamas offensive could significantly expand the regional conflict. Meanwhile, the assessment has reignited political debate over whether Hamas has truly been militarily dismantled.

In this video, we examine the reported Israeli security assessment, the broader regional implications, the evolving Gaza conflict, and what a potential multi-front confrontation could mean for the Middle East.

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00:15Just when many believed Hamas had been pushed to the brink, a new Israeli security assessment is
00:22changing the conversation. Reports now suggest that Hamas may still have nearly 25,000 fighters
00:29alive inside Gaza. And if those fighters return to the battlefield, Israel could suddenly face a
00:36dangerous new military challenge. According to assessments by Israel's own security establishment,
00:43the armed wing of Hamas, the Izzedine al-Qassan Brigades, is believed to still have around 25,000
00:50fighters, including nearly 2,500 members of its elite special units who are reportedly alive and
00:57hiding. This comes at a time when regional tensions are already at their highest. Israel remains
01:04engaged against Iran, continues to monitor Hezbollah on its northern border, and also faces threats from
01:11the Houthis. If Hamas launches a renewed offensive from Gaza, analysts say Israel could find itself
01:17dealing with pressure on four different fronts at the same time. Supporters of the so-called
01:24axis of resistance argue that recent Iranian strikes against American bases have boosted confidence
01:30among Iran-aligned groups across the region. They also claim Iran's missile attacks exposed
01:37vulnerabilities in Israeli air defenses and forced Israel to seek additional American support.
01:43These claims remain part of the wider information battle surrounding the conflict.
01:48Now the biggest question being asked is this. If Hamas still has tens of thousands of fighters
01:55available, can they be brought back into active combat? If that happens, the regional conflict could
02:01enter an entirely new phase, with Gaza once again becoming a major battlefield. The latest assessment has
02:08also renewed political debate inside Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly argued that Hamas has
02:16been severely weakened after months of military operations. But reports suggesting that thousands of Hamas
02:23fighters remain alive are leading critics to question whether the group's military capability has truly been
02:30dismantled. Whether these fighters remain hidden, reorganize, or eventually return to combat could shape the
02:37next chapter of the conflict. And with the Middle East already on edge, every new assessment is being watched
02:44closely because the next move by Hamas could have consequences far beyond Gaza.
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