Israel's ability to dismantle Hamas is increasingly doubted, with critics questioning the feasibility of the goal. Despite Israeli vows to eliminate the group responsible for the Oct. 7 attack, skepticism is growing. Hamas representative Osama Hamdan dismissed concerns about the group's future, while international pressure mounts on Israel to scale back military operations. Analysts believe that degrading Hamas's military capabilities may be the most realistic outcome for Israel. However, the deeply entrenched organization's survival tactics and its ideological roots pose significant challenges to complete dismantlement. The article also highlights the difficulties Israel faces in targeting Hamas leaders and fighters, as well as the potential for the organization to revive in other locations even if dismantled in Gaza.