Palestine-Israel War: Very harsh statements from Hamas and Netanyahu… He pointed to that country

Tension is rising in the region after Hamas’ military wing, the Qassam Brigades, yesterday morning launched a comprehensive attack on Israel called the “Aqsa Flood”…

As thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza towards Israel, armed groups entered settlements in the region.

The Israeli army also announced that it had launched an attack on the Gaza Strip with dozens of fighter jets.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 232 people were killed and 1,697 injured in Israel’s attacks on Gaza.

The Israeli press announced that 300 Israelis had so far been killed in attacks launched by the armed wing of Hamas and that the number of wounded throughout the country had risen to 1,590.

Following these events, today came a notable statement from Hamas… Hamas claimed that the number of captured Israelis was “many times greater” than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thought and that they were everywhere in the Gaza Strip .

Israelis affected by the attack.

The spokesman for Hamas’s armed wing, the Ezzeddin Qassam Brigades, Abu Ubeyde, stated in his statement to Al-Aqsa television that the “Aqsa Flood” attack, which was launched to defend Masjid al-Aqsa and Palestinian prisoners, continues. .

Stating that Israel was facing a deep crisis due to the attack, Abu Ubeyde claimed that dozens of Israelis were taken captive and that “the number of Israeli captives was many times greater than Netanyahu thought.”

“FALLING LIKE A LOBSTER…”

Abu Ubeida stated that Israeli prisoners are present everywhere in the Gaza Strip and stated that whatever Israel does to the people of Gaza, the same will be done to Israeli prisoners.

Pointing to Netanyahu’s threats, Abu Ubeyde said: “Are you threatening us with the army that fell before us like locusts, hundreds of whom left their weapons and tanks in front of our resisters and fled?”

It was revealed that Israel attacked a mosque in the Gaza Strip.

ISRAEL CONTINUED ITS ATTACKS DURING THE NIGHT

After what happened, Israel continued to retaliate throughout the night. According to information received from eyewitnesses, Israeli warplanes bombed a military post belonging to Palestinian groups in the west of Gaza City, the city of Beit Hanun and houses and buildings belonging to public institutions in the southern and central part of Gaza.

Among the points attacked were the office of Hamas official in Gaza, Yahya al-Sinwar, in the An-Nasr district, the Palestine Stadium, and the buildings of the “National Islamic Bank” and the “Production Bank” in Gaza. .

Forces affiliated with the Israeli Navy also heavily bombed some areas near the Gaza coast.

Health sources announced that there were deaths and injuries in the attack on a house in Beit Hanoun, but did not give the number.

The Israeli army, in its statement on the
The statement also noted that three Hamas headquarters used in the operation against Israel were attacked.

Missiles launched from Gaza towards Israel.

AFTER THE INTRODUCTION OF ELECTRICITY, FUEL AND GOODS WAS STOPPED

Israel decided to stop the entry of fuel and goods into Gaza after the attack called “Aqsa Flood” launched yesterday by Hamas.

In the news published by the newspaper Yediot Ahronot, based on the statement made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office, it is stated that a series of decisions were made at the meeting held by the Israeli Security Cabinet.

It was stated that the decisions taken were aimed at destroying the military power of Hamas and Islamic Jihad so that they would not threaten or harm Israeli citizens again for many years.

It was noted that, within the framework of the decision, the entry of fuel and goods into Gaza was prohibited.

Israeli Energy Minister Yisrael Katz had earlier ordered that electricity be cut off to the blockaded Gaza Strip.

ISRAEL: “A ROCKET ATTACK WAS ORGANIZED FROM LEBANON”

The Israeli army announced that there had been a rocket attack from Lebanon against Israeli territory.

The army’s written statement states that Lebanon opened fire on Israel with weapons.
The statement noted that a few minutes after this incident, a rocket attack was carried out from Lebanese territory towards Israel.

The statement stated that the Israeli military was prepared for all types of scenarios, but no information was shared about whether there was any loss of life or property in the attack.

On the other hand, news in the Israeli press included information that the army ordered Israelis in areas near the Lebanese border not to leave closed areas.

Lebanon has not yet made a statement on the incident. (AGENCIES)