Israel attacked more underground targets and Hamas infrastructure in Gaza Strip

The IDF said it attacked more underground targets of the terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip on Thursday., where there were several wounded as part of this offensive.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported through their official profiles the continuation of these attacks, particularly focusing on the southwestern town of Khan Younis, according to Palestinian media.

In this context, The IDF said that in the early hours of Thursday it attacked “dozens” of points in the group’s tunnel network, known as the “metro”., as well as “other terrorist targets”.

Among the targets attacked were “a military infrastructure at the home of a commander of the Khan Younis battalion, Ali Abu Zarqa, as well as weapons production sites and submarine launch points”.

Khan Younis airstrikes on Thursday morning left at least one dead and six injured.including children after reaching home, Palestinian agency reports Earthly.

Palestinian media also reported bombings on Thursday in different parts of Gaza, such as Saftawi Street, which caused the destruction of houses.

On another side, The Israeli military denounced the launching of 70 rockets from the Gaza Strip into Israel between 7:00 p.m. local time Wednesday and 7:00 a.m. Thursday.. “Air defense fighters intercepted about 90% of launches overnight,” he said.

In this sense, anti-aircraft alarms sounded tonight in cities in southern Israel, such as Beersheba or Ofakim, among others. Maguén David Adom emergency services personnel evacuated a man in his 50s who was injured in limbs at the door of a protected area to Soroka Hospital in Beer Sheva, as well as a 14-year-old girl. year old who was injured in a fall on the way to the infrastructure, reported The Times of Israel.

On another side, IDF carried out wave of arrests of high-ranking Hamas figures in various districts of the West Bank, as reported by Israeli media Yedioth.

Earlier, even on Wednesday evening, the IDF had confirmed attacks on an arms depot “located in the house of the Minister of Justice”, as well as military infrastructure in “the homes of other Hamas commanders”. The IDF also announced that it had released prisoners and a former member of the group’s political bureau, Israeli media reports. Yedioth.

On the other hand, Musa Abu Marzuq, a senior figure in the Hamas terror group, said last night that he expects a ceasefire with Israel to take place “in a day or two”..

“I think the efforts that are being made for a ceasefire will be crowned with success,” Abu Marzuq said in an interview with the Lebanese television station. Al Mayadeen.

In addition toGregó predicts “that a ceasefire will be reached in a day or two and that it will start from an agreement” with Israel.

These statements coincide with growing international pressure for a cessation of hostilities between Israel and Gaza. In addition to the attempts by the United Nations, Egypt and the United States to try to mediate, the arrival of the German Foreign Minister, Heiko Maas, is added today, who plans to meet with the Israeli authorities. and Palestinians to seek ways to bring positions closer to a truce.

During, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted last night on continuing to attack Gaza until “achieving its goal of restoring peace and security” to its citizens.

According to the IDF, around 130 of those killed were militiamen. And in Israel, 12 people have died, including two minors, and the number of injured exceeds 340.

With information from Europa Press

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