Israeli press: Approximately 750 Israelis missing

The Jerusalem Post reported that unofficial reports indicate 750 Israelis are missing, though no further details were provided.

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Israeli press: Approximately 750 Israelis missing

Israel's regions near the Gaza Strip woke up to sirens sounding due to rocket fire early yesterday morning.

In response to the attacks by Hamas, which launched the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation against Israel, Israeli warplanes bombed numerous locations in the Gaza Strip. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs announced that at least 20,000 people in the Gaza Strip have left their homes due to Israel's bombardment, stating that they have scattered throughout the Gaza Strip.

The hostage crisis, which began with dozens of Israelis being taken hostage and brought to Gaza, has weakened Israel's position following Hamas's announcement that high-ranking military personnel are also being held in tunnels.

750 ISRAELIS MISSING

An Israeli military spokesperson described the kidnapping of civilians as a "war crime." The Netanyahu government responded to Hamas with a "declaration of war." Reservists were called to duty. An air operation was conducted against Gaza. The Jerusalem Post reported that unofficial reports indicate 750 Israelis are missing, though no further details were provided.

Meanwhile, the Israeli public began searching for their missing relatives on social media following the operation that started yesterday morning. The taking of numerous Israelis as hostages by Palestinian groups is seen as a strategy implemented to prevent Israel's attacks on Gaza and to secure the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.

News Source: AA