Gaza offensive? How can Israel launch a ground attack in the Gaza Strip, which is separated by a high defense wall? What are the three phases of the attack? How can civilian casualties be avoided? How scary is it that Hamas uses civilians as human shields and hospitals and mosques as cover? What kind of rockets, anti-tank missiles and drones does Hamas have? How much do they need today's high-tech control? Risks and consequences. How did Israel and Egypt isolate the Gaza Strip militarily and IT-wise? How wide an operational zone did they leave around the Gaza border? What precision equipment does the Israeli army have? What tools can they use for reconnaissance and precision strike measurement? What helicopters and artillery equipment and multiple launchers do they have at their disposal? What has the Israeli army achieved so far with the 7,500 registered air and artillery strikes? What can the Israeli army do with the hundreds of kilometers of tunnel system under Gaza? How can they advance from the ruins of buildings they themselves have bombed or blown up? What order of battle can they advance in urban combat? What is the role of ground-based radars, drones, and other reconnaissance devices? What does the soldier in the lead see in network-centric warfare? How does the invading soldier figure out who is a civilian and who may be a militant? What will be the role of the media in close combat? How are the invading and defending troops equipped? Is there anything to protect against mines and booby traps? What tools do both sides have for fighting in the tunnels? What will be the role of sound, light, and fog grenades? How can they calculate with hostages held in the tunnels? Is there an Israeli military doctrine regarding hostages? How well is the Israeli army trained for local warfare? How are Hamas fighters preparing for an attack? Who trains Hamas militants for urban resistance and firefights? How valuable are people in the Israeli army? Where else should the Israeli air force and army be on standby on the Lebanese border and in the West Bank? Will Israel launch further preemptive strikes on Lebanese and Syrian targets? What is Iran's role, and why did the US military's warships, which are also capable of intercepting missiles, go to the region? What Russian-made hypersonic missiles does Iran have, and what protection does the Israeli Iron Dome, equipped with Patriot missiles, provide against them? Is Iran interested in direct war participation, or is a proxy war with the help of Hamas and Hezbollah better for its goals? Can military precision strikes in accordance with international law be carried out in such a densely populated area? What constitutes a war crime? What does military necessity mean? What could be the goal of the Israeli army? What could be victory? What is the goal of Hamas? Can the military wing of Hamas be defeated while its political wing continues to function? Is there an end state to this situation? What situation could arise after the hostilities? What security forces should be stationed in the area to prevent terrorist attacks? How can the remaining area for the Palestinians be rebuilt and made habitable? How does the Iron Dome defense system work? How was Hamas able to overload it and thus make it vulnerable with the 5,000 rockets it fired, and what are the security policy consequences of this? How much did Hamas' offensive rocket cost, and how much does each Tamir defensive rocket cost? Where does Israel replace the rockets it fires? What assets does Hamas have, where did it get them, and how does it replace them? What is the range of the Israeli Iron Beam laser weapon? Is the cruelty with which the soldiers acted in this terrorist attack, or in the siege of Bakhmut, understandable? Could combat drugs have been used on the soldiers or the terrorists? How can the poverty that underlies resistance and terrorism be eliminated in order to ensure peace in the long term? Is there a chance for a two-state solution? What are the consequences of the Israeli war on the Ukrainian front? What comes after the exhausted Ukrainian attack? Why are the Ukrainians receiving longer-range missiles? Why were Russian fighter-bombers equipped with long-range Kinyal missiles? Will there be enough troops left on the Ukrainian side for the winter? Will Western military equipment still be available to Ukraine? Will there be enough ammunition left for Ukraine's artillery support? What could be the Russian goal in the winter? Colonel István Resperger, university professor, head of the Szent István Security Research Center of the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences in the Inforádió Aréna program on 2023.10.25. Podcast. Subscribe to InfoRádió's YouTube channel and be the first to know about the latest uploads! Follow us on the internet: http://infostart.hu/ Follow us on Facebook: / infor%c3%a1di%c3%b3-118703541479581 Inforádió. Hungary's news radio. The news radio