Palestinian Resistance Strikes Leave Israeli Soldiers Dead or Injured in Gaza Conflict
Israeli media outlets late on Monday reported a significant security event occurring in Gaza. Later updates clarified that the incident involved an unspecified development...
Late Monday, Israeli media reported a grave security incident in Gaza, specifying that an attack on a military vehicle in Jabalia, located in northern Gaza, resulted in the deaths of three soldiers and injured two others.
Reports from local media sources suggest that military personnel came under fire, prompting the arrival of a helicopter for the evacuation of those injured.
Reports from media agencies indicated that a helicopter evacuating casualties in Jabalia was targeted, resulting in an increase in the toll to five deaths and ten injuries.
The Al-Qassam Brigades reported intense clashes with enemy forces in Jabalia, located in northern Gaza, resulting in casualties and injuries among Israeli soldiers.
The Al-Quds Brigades reported that its operatives successfully detonated a significant explosive device targeting an Israeli military “Hummer” vehicle at a recently established position east of Gaza City, in the early hours of last Thursday.
Al-Quds Brigades reported that they targeted a group of opposing troops and vehicles with mortar fire as they proceeded near the Customs Police area, located southeast of Khan Younis city.
In a recent development, the Al-Qassam Brigades launched a “Yassin 105” shell striking a D9 military bulldozer on Sunday in the Qizan An-Najjar area, located south of Khan Younis in the southern region of the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces have persisted in striking residential areas in Gaza, focusing on aid distribution sites and reportedly committing further acts of aggression against the local population.
According to medical sources, the death toll has climbed to at least 4,201, with an additional 12,652 individuals injured. In the past 24 hours alone, Gaza hospitals have received 52 Palestinian bodies, including one recovered from the debris, and 503 wounded individuals. It’s important to note that these figures do not account for data from hospitals located in the northern Strip.
