Yesterday, on the 60th day of the war, Israeli forces continued their fight against Hamas in what they considered the “most intense” day of military activity since the start of their ground operation on October 27.
While thousands of people evacuate from the city of Khan Yunis towards Rafah, the Israeli army continues to attack and fighting in Gaza, and has fully entered the EU third phase of its ground offensive, now aimed at the south of the enclave.
Yesterday, on the 60th day of the war between Israel and Hamas, Israeli forces continued their fight against Hamas in what they considered the day of military activity. “more intense” since the start of its ground operation on October 27. According to Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, this is now entering “the third phase” and will focus on the southern part of Gaza, where the army had not invaded so far.
The Israeli army reported this Wednesday that its forces carried out some attacks 250 “terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip” over the past 24 hours, as “fierce fighting” on the ground continues.
According to the military spokesperson, the targets attacked include: rocket launchers used on Tuesday to fire a series of projectiles towards central Israel.
On the other hand, the report said that its soldiers “attacked an armed terrorist cell operating next to a school in the northern Gaza Strip”, where they weapons and ammunition and the mouth of a tunnel, which they later destroyed.
The forces entered weeks ago and control much of the northern Strip and Gaza City, although they continued to crack down yesterday in several places they consider main Hamas strongholds.
More of 16,200 people have died in the Gaza Strip and some There are 7,000 under the rubble since the war began two months ago, Gaza’s Health Ministry said.
About a dozen Palestinians killed
About a dozen Palestinians were killed this Wednesday morning after a series of intense bombardments by the Israeli army across the Gaza Strip and just a few hours after encircling and carrying out ground attacks in Khan Yunis, in the south of the enclave.
Source: EITB
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