Strategic Evaluation Three Years After Al-Aqsa Flood: A Roadmap for Palestinian Independence and Recommendations for Addressing War Casualties

This academic study presents a comprehensive strategic evaluation of the dynamics unfolding in the three years following Operation Al-Aqsa Flood (October 7, 2023, through 2026). It examines the transformation of the asymmetric war in Gaza from a localized military confrontation into the epicenter of a global geopolitical shift. The study dissects five key dimensions: (1) the deconstruction of propaganda narratives versus the reality of total annihilation (*sociocide* and *ecocide*); (2) the dimension of international legal proceedings (International Court of Justice/ICJ); (3) the evolution of the Axis of Resistance’s military doctrine from *Wahdat al-Sahat* (Unity of Fronts) to *Takamul al-Sahat* (Integration of Fronts); (4) an analysis of Gaza’s sectoral collapse contrasted with Israel’s structural economic recession; and (5) the trajectory of global diplomacy and shifting Western public opinion. As a concrete pillar, the paper formulates a three-phase humanitarian roadmap—comprising *Emergency*, *Recovery*, and *Reconstruction*—positioning a peer-to-peer digital solidarity scheme (the **Mu'akhah Platform**) as the leading logistical model for restoring the dignity and self-reliance of war victims.