Once again, last Wednesday, there was a head-on clash between Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Zamir and Prime Minister Netanyahu, this time at the Kirya in Tel Aviv. The Prime Minister understands, in our assessment, that under the current conditions created by the war, whose goals of eradicating Hamas were already completed about two years ago, he does have the IDF for another maneuver, but only by virtue of the law; and there is no agreement from the security establishment, headed by the IDF, to enter another war in the Gaza Strip, 22 months after the first one began; to endanger the hostages, to risk a regional war, and this without any real chance of bringing about a "complete victory." It is stated here that we have no information according to which the security establishment believes that following the new military move, a regional war could break out; this assessment is ours and stems from our current report (see today in the editorial) according to which Hamas is striving for a regional war in which it will manipulate Turkey and Egypt against Israel; this assessment is based on an analysis of several reports, some of which we have brought here in the past month, the last of which we are bringing as stated today in the editorial: Hamas has informed Turkey and probably also Egypt that it will be willing to change its charter, which calls for the destruction of Israel. In our assessment, Hamas is moderating its path through its charter, in order to drag Turkey and Egypt into a "justified" regional war against Israel. In this spirit, Turkish President Erdogan said over the weekend that "the Palestinians will be able to see justice being served" and he added, "those who shed the blood of innocents will drown in it." After the Fidan-Hamas meeting about a month ago in Turkey, Erdogan said that Hamas would be willing to disarm after a Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital. The Hamas charter completely denies the existence of the State of Israel, and states that Israel must be destroyed. The Egyptians, for their part, have concentrated their forces in Sinai, following their assessment, which Hamas promotes, that Israel intends to transfer the residents of Gaza, who will be concentrated on the border with Egypt, to the Sinai Desert. See today's editorial for an extensive article on Hamas's plot, which also stems from its significant strengthening in the West Bank. It is stated that we do not know whether the Egyptian deployment is only on the border line with the Gaza Strip, or whether it is a deployment on second and third lines, behind the border line and parallel to it, a structure that could indicate an offensive deployment. We also do not know whether the Egyptian deployment is also on the border line beyond the borders of the Gaza Strip.