Afrasianet - Giora Eiland, the former head of Israel's National Security Council and author of the "Generals' Plan," commented on the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Tel Aviv, arguing that Hamas had won and Israel had failed resoundingly.

In a television interview, retired General Giora Eiland summed up the war on Gaza by saying, "This war is a resounding Israeli failure in Gaza," arguing that "Hamas has definitely won."

Island added: "This was a failure. Hamas, for its part, not only managed to prevent Israel from achieving its goals, but also achieved its goals, and its goal is to stay in power."

"By the way, the Convention does not prevent them from rebuilding their capacities, and they can build their capacities. If it does so and Israel acts against it, Israel will violate the agreement."

It is worth noting that the generals'  plan is a military plan proposed by former IDF general Giora Eiland to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and adopted by a large number of army generals, so it was called the generals' plan.

The plan was developed in September 2024, with the aim of forcibly displacing the residents of the northern Gaza Strip, by imposing a complete siege on the area, including preventing the entry of humanitarian aid, to starve the remaining civilians, as well as the resisters, and put them in front of two options, either death or surrender, and later turn the northern Gaza Strip into a "closed military zone" with the aim of completely eliminating any Hamas presence in the area.

The generals' plan considers the blockade the most effective solution to end the war and reduce the number of Israeli soldiers killed, and estimates that control of northern Gaza could push residents of other areas to rise up against Hamas.