Israeli Army Launch Another Assault In Southern Gaza Strip (Map)
The Israeli regime’s army have once again advanced on three fronts in the south of the Gaza Strip as part of their constant fruitless military operations in the besieged area.
The Tel Aviv regime’s military forces have extremely intensified their air and artillery strikes on the municipality of Bani Suheila and its adjacent areas, including al-Zaneh district, for 24 hours since Thursday August 22.
Following these assaults, the Israeli regime’s infantry forces advanced on the eastern axis of Bani Suheila municipality with air support, and now confrontations between Israeli military forces and Palestinian resistance fighters are ongoing around Al-Alam Square and Dar es Salaam Hospital in Khan Younis city, located in the southern Gaza Strip.
The Israeli regime’s forces advanced towards Deir al-Balah city in continuation of last week’s military operations on the Al-Qarara and Wadi as-Salqa axis in addition to the north of Khan Younis city. Israeli forces have also advanced to the schools of Deir al-Balah city as well as Mazra’a Street, and the two warrying sides are currently continuing clashes in the southern suburbs of Deir al-Balah city.
Israeli military forces are still stationed eastern axis of Hamad town in northwestern Khan Yunis city, and they have not succeeded in achieving any significant changes in this region.
The Israeli regime continues its military operations in the aforementioned areas while the regime’s army pulled out from the usurped territories last month after an operation in the Khan Yunis axis. The Tel Aviv regime’s army is not capable of setting up a long-term presence in the occupied territories and will have to withdraw from those areas sooner or later.
The Israeli regime’s ongoing military assaults take place following the failure of ceasefire negotiation in the Qatari capital Doha last week. It seems that the regime is carrying out aimless attacks such as the aforementioned ones and using them as leverage on the Palestinian resistance groups to achieve political gains.
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