What will Israel do with the achievement against the jihad? Will it start pouring funds into the Gaza Strip that will strengthen the rule of Hamas, or will it wait again until the next round?

After three days of exchanges of attacks between the IDF and the Islamic Jihad, this clash, which received the nickname ‘Dawn’, ended on Sunday, August 7 at midnight. On Monday morning, the IDF announced a return to normalcy, and Jihad stoked the fire.
While everyone praises the professional performance of the IDF, the quality of the intelligence provided by the IDF and the Shin Bet and the opening course of the operation, and Israel’s success in keeping Hamas out of the framework of the military conflict for the first time, the question arises as to what the final result of the operation is.
Has jihad been eliminated as a military force? The answer is no! The elimination of the organization’s military leadership in the Gaza Strip did not eliminate the organization itself and its capabilities. In place of the commanders who were eliminated, new commanders will come.
Were the Jihad’s missile capabilities and stockpiles destroyed? The answer is no.
Can Jihad renew its attacks on Israel? The answer is yes!
Will Iran and Hezbollah be deterred when they see the results of Operation Dawn? These two main supporters of the jihad will try to replenish its forces and its stockpile of missiles.
In such a situation, Israel’s main achievement in the current round in the Gaza Strip It is the isolation of Hamas from the jihad and the success of not involving it in the war. This move is also a blow to Iran and Hezbollah who saw Hamas as an organization acting according to their interests.
The main question is what will Israel do with this achievement? Will it start pouring into the Strip funds that will strengthen the rule of Hamas, something that I doubt if Israel is interested in this, or will Israel wait again until the next round?