Sunday marks the 58th day of the war between Israel and Hamas. Hamas says it has built about 500 kilometers of tunnels under the Gaza Strip. Gaza Metro. Since entering the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army has already discovered around 800 tunnels. About 500 mines and shafts have been destroyed so far, the Israeli army said in its latest statement. The tunnel entrance shafts were located in civilian areas, many of which were “located near or inside educational institutions, kindergartens, mosques and playgrounds,” the military said. “These findings are further evidence of the cynical way in which the Hamas terrorist organization uses civilians as human shields and cover for its terrorist activities,” the army said in a statement. Follow Virtualna Polska’s live coverage.
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About 500 mines and shafts have been destroyed so far. Before the war began, the terrorist organization Hamas said it had built about 500 kilometers of tunnels under the Gaza Strip. Gaza Metro. The Jerusalem Post website asserts that Hamas has spent millions of dollars over the years building and improving a network of underground passages, many of which lead into Israeli territory. Held on 7th October.
Since entering the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army has already discovered around 800 tunnels. Israel Defense Forces said on Sunday that most had been destroyed.
At the end of a visit to Israel and the West Bank The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has pledged to step up efforts to investigate alleged war crimes. – writes “The Times of Israel”.
Karim Khan insists his visit was “not of an investigative nature”. But he says he was able to talk to victims on both sides of the conflict. “My office will intensify efforts to conduct investigations into this situation,” he said. “Credible allegations of crimes committed during the current conflict must be subject to timely, independent investigation and prosecution,” he added.
“The safety of British citizens is our highest priority. In support of the ongoing hostage rescue operation, the Ministry of Defense will conduct surveillance flights in the eastern Mediterranean, including operations over the airspace of Israel and the Gaza Strip,” the statement said.
As emphasized, The surveillance aircraft will be unarmed Israeli authorities will only be tasked with locating the hostages, and will only be given information about the potential locations of the hostages.
The Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that the British Air Force will conduct surveillance flights in the Middle East, including over the airspace of Israel and the Gaza Strip, to find hostages taken by the Palestinian organization Hamas.
An anti-tank rocket landed near the border area of Beit Hillel in northern Israel. According to initial reports, the missile was launched from Lebanon. 4 people got minor injuries.
Two rockets fired from the Gaza Strip hit the Israeli town of Sterod. The attack caused damage and no one was injured.
Warning sirens sounded in cities near Israel’s northern and southern borders, warning of incoming rocket attacks from Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, The Times of Israel reported.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has reported that more than 800 underground mines have been discovered since the ground offensive began in Gaza. About 500 of them have already been destroyed. According to the IDF, many of the mines connect Hamas’ “strategic assets.”
Jewish settlers attacked two Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank on Saturday evening; One Palestinian was killed in the attack, Palestinian Medical Services said on Sunday.
According to the services, a 38-year-old man was shot in the chest and died in clashes between residents and Israeli soldiers.
The Israeli army said soldiers arrived at the scene to quell clashes between residents and settlers.
Since the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas in early October, there have been frequent clashes between Jewish settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank.
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Avichay Adraee threatens Hamas militants.
“This is the final message. You are all targets,” he wrote alongside a photo of Hamas terrorists.
In the border town of Magen in the Gaza Strip, sirens wail, warning of incoming rocket fire, The Times of Israel reported.
The Pentagon chief called on Israel to protect civilians during the war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. It’s not only a moral responsibility, but also a strategic imperative, Lloyd Austin said Saturday in Simi Valley, California.
Austin said he would personally urge Israeli leaders to avoid civilian casualties and “irresponsible rhetoric.” He insisted that operations against the Islamic State in Iraq had taught him that “wars in cities can only be won by protecting civilians.”
– In this type of fighting, civilians are at the center of the action. If you force it into the enemy’s hands, you will replace a tactical victory with a strategic defeat. That is why I have repeatedly explained to Israeli leaders that protecting Palestinian citizens in Gaza is a moral responsibility and a strategic imperative.
The Israeli military says a rocket was fired at Israel from Syria. The army retaliated with artillery, writes The Times of Israel.
Alarm sirens sounded in Kissufim, warning of incoming rockets. There were no reports of casualties or damage, Israel’s The Times reported.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said overnight raids on tunnels, command centers, ammunition depots and “terrorist cells” linked to Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
“Additionally, the remote-controlled drone eliminated terrorists,” the press release said.
The Israeli military announced that the strike had been carried out by the navy: military infrastructure had been destroyed, as well as ships and weapons depots linked to Hamas naval forces.
The Israeli military uses the Palestinian evacuation map in the Gaza Strip to avoid areas of constant fighting.
Lt. Col. Avichai Atre, an Arabic-speaking spokesman for the Israeli forces, told X Site (formerly Twitter) that Palestinians living in Khan Yunis should move to some safe area.
The map divides the Gaza Strip into hundreds of smaller zones, and the military urged Palestinians to watch for future announcements.
Israel helped 138,000 people enter Gaza on Saturday, the United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs said. Liters of fuel. According to OCHA data, this is the largest amount of fuel to reach Gaza in a single day since the war began.
The U.S. has told Israel that aid must continue at the same level achieved during the ceasefire, with 200 trucks arriving each day.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) showed several photographs from the Gaza Strip.
A document detailing an attack by the Palestinian Hamas movement in the Gaza Strip ended up in the hands of Israeli security forces a year ago. This information was provided by the New York Times (NYT), which has access to this document.