Israel's attacks on Gaza continue
The number of people killed in the Gaza Strip, where Israel has been continuing its attacks since October 7, has risen by 297 in the last 24 hours to 17,997.
Ashraf al-Qudra, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health in Gaza, provided information regarding Israel's ongoing attacks during a press conference. Al-Qudra stated that the number of people who have lost their lives since October 7 has risen to 17,997, while the number of those injured in the attacks has reached 49,229.
Qassam Spokesperson Abu Obeida: "We have destroyed more than 180 Israeli military vehicles in 10 days"
Abu Obeida, spokesperson for the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, stated in a statement that Israel has failed in the north and south of the Gaza Strip and will face further failure as it continues its attacks and advances toward other parts of the Gaza Strip.
Stating that they are targeting areas where Israeli soldiers were deployed before and after the "humanitarian pause," Abu Obeida noted that "the mujahideen in the Gaza Strip have completely or partially destroyed more than 180 Israeli vehicles in the 10 days since December 1, when the humanitarian pause ended."
The Qassam spokesperson used the expression, "The occupiers continue to blindly take revenge on civilians and destroy infrastructure in a barbaric and heinous war; this is the only success the occupying leaders boast about."
News Source: AA
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