Hamas: Washington and Tel Aviv should receive the message of the killing of Israeli soldiers

According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, Sami Abu Zahri, one of the leaders of the Palestinian Hamas movement, emphasized today that “Washington and Tel Aviv should understand well the message of the important operation of the past day; The operation that led to the death of 21 Israeli soldiers”.

The Zionist Army today stated that the number of casualties in yesterday’s operation was 24. This operation took place in the south of Gaza, which is considered the biggest loss of Israeli soldiers since the start of Al-Aqsa storm operation.

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Russia’s Ilyum news network reported, quoting Abu Zuhari, that the strength of the Palestinian resistance The day is increasing and has not decreased in any way, and “the possibility of the destruction of the Hamas movement is also a kind of illusion”. that the rights of our nation to achieve freedom, self-determination, and the formation of the Palestinian state be recognized.” What was it?

The Zionist newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” wrote about the details of the deaths of these Israeli soldiers: the tragedy of the collapse of buildings in the al-Maghazi camp located in the center of the Gaza Strip, which occurred yesterday And it led to the death of 21 reserve soldiers. It happened when a tank was targeted with RPG rockets before that, and two soldiers were killed.”

According to this newspaper, preliminary investigations show that “another RPG was fired at two houses, which dozens of soldiers were preparing to detonate.” The RPG shot caused the mines placed in the buildings to explode and this tragedy occurred.” The explosion of buildings and houses took place in the form of a large-scale operation. The army started this operation with the aim of creating a buffer zone inside the Gaza Strip to prevent any surprise attack in the future. “Yesterday, we experienced one of the most difficult days since the beginning of the war; I mourn for the fallen heroic soldiers”.

In another part of his message, the prime minister of the Tel Aviv cabinet acknowledged that “the Israeli army has started an investigation into this tragedy. We must learn the necessary lessons and do everything to save the lives of our troops.” They described “painful morning” and expressed dismay at the increase in military casualties. The leader of the opposition coalition Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz from the war cabinet also called this tragedy “unbearable pain”.