50,000 Palestinians flee the terrorist stronghold in 24 hours, the Israeli army advances into the center of Gaza City amid heavy fighting.
More than 50,000 people who had held out despite the massive bombardment in the heavily disputed north of the Gaza Strip fled within 24 hours to the south of the coastal strip, which is considered safer, the Israeli forces said. that Hamas is losing control. “People are leaving because they understand that Hamas has lost control in the north and that it is safer in the south,” said military spokesman Daniel Hagari. The flight corridor will remain open for the time being and will be protected by the military accordingly.
Important base captured
Both Hamas and the Israeli Defense Forces report heavy fighting, street fighting and hand-to-hand combat in and around Gaza City, the stronghold of the terrorist organization Hamas. For example in Jabalia, where Israeli troops captured an important Hamas base after a ten-hour battle. It is said that the terrorists have been killed, many weapons seized and tunnel shafts destroyed.
In total, the Israeli army is said to have already destroyed more than 130 entrances to the terrorist organization’s tunnel system. According to the Israeli army, more than 10,000 soldiers are now deployed in the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, secret negotiations are underway to release up to 50 Hamas hostages, an insider confirmed. In return, Israel agreed to a daily ceasefire. These have been in effect since Thursday for four hours in the northern Gaza Strip and are announced three hours in advance.
Source: Krone
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