Aqaz newspaper, one of the most important in Saudi Arabia, whose editor-in-chief is close to the crown prince bin Salman, publishes a journalistic article by the journalist Muhammad al-Sa'ed. 

In his opinion, Israel defeated Hamas militarily without any doubt, Hamas conducted itself amateurishly, and he also attacks what he sees as a plot by Hamas to overthrow the government in Jordan.
 
I think this is an interesting article and recommend reading the following important quotes. "It seems that Hamas and its allies moved to plan B to destroy the region, following the failure of plan "A" and the resounding defeat it suffered after October 7. 

Hamas' plan was based on a massive military operation. It would set the region on fire and create political and security confusion in it."
 
"Then, on October 8, Sinwar put one leg over the other on his comfortable sofa in his farm in Gaza, waiting for world leaders to call him to mediate and ask him for mercy, as well as from Ismail Haniyeh and Sha'al... There were perceptions that Israel would not enter a ground war, and that Israel Kneel for the kidnapped. It was in vain. It was a complete failure (of Hamas) to understand the Israeli and Western mentality."
 
"After that adventure, the residents of Gaza became dead, wounded and displaced, while Sinwar is hiding in the tunnels and a prisoner inside them."
 
In more than 150 days, Hamas failed to kill more than 300 Israeli soldiers while more than 30,000 Palestinians were killed. The balance of blood here is undoubtedly in Israel's favor. Hamas did not conduct the campaign militarily. What Hamas did is an amateur battle of a faction that controls the fate of 2.5 million Palestinians, whom it took with it to the abyss."
 
"It is clear that Hamas has failed in conducting its military battle, and today it is living in the last square of Gaza, as if it is saying to the world "Save me from Israel" and is actually trying to build a political exchange deal based on the Amman street protest, as if it is saying to America, Gaza in exchange for Jordan."
 
"The new Hamas plan is basically blackmailing the West and the Arab world, and it sends a clear message to international and regional powers, saying: either leave us in Gaza or we will take over Jordan. If Hamas forgets Black September, the Jordanian army will not forget it, and it will remain a loyal patriot capable of Jordan from all the dangers he faces."