The Islamist group claims that the Israeli army has killed more than 700 Palestinians in the past 24 hours, saying that “there will be no prisoner exchange until the aggression stops and there is a comprehensive and definitive ceasefire.”
The Israeli army announced this Sunday that it will expand its bombardment zone in Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, in a new day of hostilities in which Israeli forces also acted on the border with Lebanon and repelled a launched attack, according to the army, from Syrian territory, while Hamas fired several rockets at the city of Tel Aviv; the first such operation since the end of the ceasefire last Friday.
The Arab spokesman for the Israeli army, Colonel Avichai Adree, urged the residents of Khan Younis Governorate, especially the towns Al Mahatta, Al Katiba, Hamad, Al Satar, Bani Suhaila and Maan, leave immediately these areas as a result of “the resumption of strong actions” by the military “against Hamas and other terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip.”
On the other hand, the Israeli army this Sunday denounced a launch from the territory of Syriawhose origins “were attacked with artillery fire” a day after an alleged Israeli missile strike reached the outskirts of the capital Damascus, and Iran denounced the killing in this country of two Revolutionary Guard “advisers” in a bombing, also Israeli.
“In addition, the IDF has attacked several parts of Lebanon’s territory with artillery fire,” added the Israeli army, which was once again engaged in hostilities with Lebanon’s militias. Hezbollah on the border between the two countries.
For its part, Hamas’s armed wing, the Ezzeldin al-Qasam Brigades, shot dead people last night. missiles against Tel Aviv, which is the first attack on the city since the end of the ceasefire. Israeli television reported about a dozen rockets that wounded at least one in Holon, in the south of the city.
At the same time more than 700 people died in the past 24 hours as a result of the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip, the Islamist group said on Sunday.
Hamas’ ‘number two’, Salé al Aruri, has assured this there will be no new hostage exchanges for prisoners until the Israeli offensive on the Gaza Strip ends.
“At the moment there are no negotiations for a ceasefire. There will be no prisoner exchange until the aggression stops and there is a comprehensive and definitive ceasefire,” Al Aruri said in statements to Qatari channel Al Jazeera.
Source: EITB
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