The war has been going on for a lifetime and is likely to continue for a long time still. The only way Palestine can win, ie. dismantle the zionist entity and liberate all of Palestine, is if the United States loses the will or (more likely) the ability to prop up the apartheid regime. The evil empire has lost its industrial base due to neoliberal orthodoxy, it is overextended abroad and it is becoming more and more internally unstable. There may come a day when they have to let Palestine go but that day is still far off in my opinion.

What Palestinian resistance can do is to accelerate the overextension, stress the occupiers and increase the price of occupation, all of which brings the downfall of the zionist entity closer. The Al-Aqsa Flood dealt a huge blow to the prestige of the zionist entity, it's occupation force and military and surveillance industrial complex. It also reminded settlers that they are living on stolen land in a war zone and that they run the risk of being struck by the resistance no matter how hard they try to pretend to be a normal country. Their sense of security and normality has been completely destroyed. All of this will make new potential settlers think twice about going to Palestine to take part in the genocide. Stealing someone's house and taunting them while fascist stormtroopers keeps you safe is one thing, getting a bullet through your skull from a chad in a hangglider is a completely different deal.

In all likelihood the Al-Aqsa Flood will probably fail in a strictly military sense but they will have done great damage to the economy of the zionist entity, put a spanner in the works of US geopolitical ambitions in the region (Saudi talks with the zionist entity are on hold, Sausis and Iranians are talking with eachother and agreeing) and forced the evil empire as well as the zionist to use more of their limits resources to keep Palestine occupied. It might be in a distant future but they have brought the day of liberation closer.