Israel is now cracking down on militant teams current in Gaza after permitting meals and healthcare help to the residents of the war-torn space.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) on Sunday stated that IDF and Israel Securities Authorities carried out an aerial strike on the Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorist compound within the Al-Ansar Mosque in Jenin.
Taking to X, the Israel Defence Forces stated that the current IDF intel revealed that the Mosque was used as a command centre to plan and perform terrorist assaults against civilians.
In a publish shared on X, the IDF acknowledged, “The IDF & ISA just conducted an aerial strike on a Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorist compound in the Al-Ansar Mosque in Jenin. Recent IDF intel revealed that the Mosque was used as a command center to plan and execute terrorist attacks against civilians.”
In one other publish on X, the IDF acknowledged that its troopers hit a terrorist cell attempting to launch anti-tank missiles in the direction of northern Israel. The IDF in a publish shared on X acknowledged, “Hamas wants the world to believe that they are a humanitarian organization. Don’t fall for their trap.”
In the video posted by IDF on X, the Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari stated, “Hamas in the past 24 hours, as well as the days before, but especially in the last 24 hours has been trying to present itself as a humanitarian organization to the world after the release of the two hostages yesterday. The world cannot forget Hamas is worse than ISIS.”
The Israeli Air Force harassed that Hamas makes use of the residents of the Gaza Strip as human shields and launches rockets from civilian infrastructure.
Taking to X, the Israeli Air Force acknowledged, “The Hamas terrorist organization uses the residents of the Gaza Strip as human shields, and launches rockets from civilian infrastructure, areas and buildings in the Gaza Strip.”
The IDF stated that they’ve recognized about 550 failed launches fired by Hamas that landed in Gaza since October 7.
Taking to X, the IDF acknowledged, “Since Oct 7, the IDF has identified about 550 failed launches fired by Hamas that landed inside Gaza. The Hamas terrorist organization launches rockets from civilian infrastructure, areas and buildings in Gaza, injuring their own civilians.”
On Saturday, IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari stated that it’s going to enhance airstrikes on Gaza “from today (Saturday),” CNN reported.
While addressing a briefing in Tel Aviv, he stated, “We will increase our strikes, minimize the risk to our troops in the next stages of the war, and we will intensify the strikes, starting from today.”
Asked whether or not Israel has halted its floor operation in Gaza because of US strain, Hagari acknowledged that Israeli forces will launch such operations when the circumstances for the navy are optimum. He acknowledged that IDF continued to hold out air strikes over the previous day, in accordance with a CNN report.
“Our main effort in Gaza is to eliminate the terrorists, and especially those involved in the massacre on Saturday two weeks ago,” he stated, referring to the attack carried out by Hamas on October 7, CNN reported.
He additional stated, “We continue to destroy terror targets ahead of the next stage of the war, and are focusing on our readiness to the next stage.”
Hagari harassed that the humanitarian scenario in Gaza is “not good.” He additionally up to date the variety of troopers killed and hostages taken, The Jerusalem Post reported.
He stated, “The humanitarian situation in Gaza is not good. We continue to tell residents to move south. The humanitarian aid will only go to the south, while the IDF continues to step up attacks against Hamas in the north.”
According to The Jerusalem Post report, Hagari stated that Israel had been in contact with the households of 307 fallen troopers up to now. He raised the variety of hostages to 210 and added that Israel continues to collect intelligence and inform households as quickly as they know one thing new.”
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