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Gaza 2014: Israel's attrition vs Hamas' exhaustion/ Eitan Shamir, et.al

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SHAMIR Eitan

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HECHT Eado

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In: Parameters The US Army War College Quarterly Vol 44 No 4, Winter 2014-15, pp.81-90 (83) Summary: While Hamas adopted a strategy of psychological exhaustion of Israel's civilians, Israel employed physical attrition of Hamas' military capabilities. This article examines how these strategies interacted with each other, assesses the strategic gains and losses on each side, and suggests some lessons relevant for American strategists.

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While Hamas adopted a strategy of psychological exhaustion of Israel's civilians, Israel employed physical attrition of Hamas' military capabilities. This article examines how these strategies interacted with each other, assesses the strategic gains and losses on each side, and suggests some lessons relevant for American strategists.

PALESTINE, ISRAEL, CONFLICT, MILITARY, STRATEGY

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