A roadside bomb detonated along the path of an Israeli military vehicle in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of at least four Israeli soldiers and injuring eight others. Several of the wounded are reported to be in critical condition.
Since early morning, Israeli regime has launched intense air and artillery strikes on multiple locations across Gaza, including the telecom towers in the northwest of Gaza City, Al-Bureij refugee camp, Khan Younis, the southern and central districts of Gaza City, Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, and the northern outskirts of Khan Younis
Following the launch of the ground phase of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II, Israeli air and artillery attacks on Gaza City and surrounding areas have escalated dramatically. These brutal strikes aimed at depopulating Gaza to facilitate a more secure and aggressive ground invasion.
Among Islamic countries, Turkey’s current government is unfortunately considered one of the main economic and commercial suppliers to the Zionist regime. Over the past two years, following the military aggression of the Zionist regime against Gaza and the rise of public protests, the Turkish government—under pressure from public opinion—has intensified its so-called anti-Israel stance. However, based on available evidence, these positions appear more symbolic than genuine. Despite loud statements from Turkish and Israeli officials about cutting economic and trade ties, in practice, cooperation between the two countries continues both secretly and openly.
The Israeli army announced that the 162nd and 98th divisions have launched a new ground operation called “Gideon Chariots 2” in Gaza City, and in the coming days, the 36th division will join them.
Israeli regime forces have escalated their military offensive across the Gaza Strip, launching air and artillery strikes on multiple civilian areas since early Tuesday morning.
Early today, around 5 am, Israeli troops in Jabalia, northern Gaza, were attacked by Palestinian resistance fighters.
A deadly shooting incident unfolded this morning in occupied Jerusalem, where two armed Palestinian individuals opened fire on a bus carrying Israeli settlers at the Ramot Junction, a busy intersection in the northern part of the city. The attack has left at least five settlers dead and 17 others wounded, with several others reported to be in critical condition.
In a renewed wave of violence, the Israeli regime military launched a series of air and artillery strikes across the Gaza Strip early Monday morning, targeting densely populated civilian areas. The attacks have resulted in the deaths of more than ten Palestinians, including several children, and left dozens more wounded.
According to Israeli media, the Israeli military has launched a new operation in the Gaza Strip under the name “Gideon’s Chariots 2.” Unlike previous operations allegedly aimed at the complete destruction of Hamas, this campaign is designed to weaken the group’s military infrastructure—particularly its underground tunnel network in Gaza.
The office of Israeli War Minister Yisrael Katz announced that he reviewed and approved the Israeli army’s final plans for capturing Gaza City during a meeting with Eyal Zamir, IDF Chief of Staff, and senior military and security officials.
A source in the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced that the movement has agreed to the proposal presented yesterday to the mediating parties.
