According to a report from the Israeli army, various Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip in recent weeks, which is said to have been involved in the massacre in Israel on 7 October 2023.
Nine men whose names and photos have been published have been killed since the Gaza war was resumed in March. Two other men for it. According to the army, the eleven men would be members of the terrorist organizations Hamas and the Islamic Jihad.
Almost a year and a half ago they entered Israel from the Gaza Strip and were directly involved in the massacre. About 1200 people were killed and more than 250 were deported to Gaza as hostages.
The terrorist attack was the trigger of the Gaza war, in which, according to the Hamas -controlled authorities in the Gaza Strip, more than 50,000 people have been killed so far. In January of this year, Israel and Hamas corresponded to a ceasefish -the fire that lasted about two months. On March 18, the army resumed its massive attacks after both parties could not agree on a sequel.
Parts of the army protest against the Gaza war
However, resistance to the new offensive is growing. About 1,000 active and retired members of the Israeli Air Force have published an open letter against the war. At present, the struggles “mainly political and personal interests”, but not the security of the country, served in the letter. The signatories require an agreement to release all hostages in the Gaza Strip, even if this means the end of the war against Hamas.
Most signatories are retired army members, it was said from circles of the Israeli army. According to the information, the Air Force is released according to all reservists involved. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supports this step. The letter weakens the army and strengthens the enemy in times of war, said Netanyahus’s office.
Source: Krone
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