Winners and Losers in the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood

This analytical work delivers a comprehensive strategic assessment of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" conflict and its far-reaching geopolitical ramifications. Dr. Mustapha Bekhouche examines the complex criteria that define "victory" and "defeat" in contemporary asymmetrical warfare, moving beyond immediate tactical loss to evaluate long-term strategic shifts. The book establishes a multi-dimensional framework analyzing performance across political, military, economic, and moral spheres. By systematically evaluating both primary participants and regional/international stakeholders, the author breaks down changes in deterrence dynamics, intelligence paradigms, international law perceptions, and global public opinion. The volume serves as a structured academic reference for understanding how non-state actors and established powers navigate existential conflicts and strategic endurance.

It provides an objective, analytical framework for understanding the strategic nuances, geopolitical shifts, and conceptual definitions of success and defeat in modern conflict.

Ideal for political scientists, international relations scholars, military analysts, journalists, and general readers interested in Middle Eastern geopolitics and modern warfare analysis.