First air attack on Israel amid war with Hamas
Israel Hamas War: The war between Israel and Hamas continues. Meanwhile, on Friday evening, for the first time, there was an air attack on Israel from another country. On Friday night, 3 planes from Lebanon infiltrated Israeli territory. One was intercepted by the IDF Aerial Defense Array, while the other two were reported to have fallen to the north. According to the information, 3 fighter jets flew from the Lebanese border for the air strike and entered the Israeli border. Hezbollah is a terrorist organization in Lebanon. Along with Israel’s counterattack on Hamas, Hezbollah terrorists from Lebanon are also attacking with rocket launchers and sometimes missiles. Meanwhile, an air strike also took place on Friday evening. It is a different matter that the Israeli Air Force foiled these attacks.
Israel continues attacking Gaza
On the other hand, Israel is continuously attacking Gaza. Along with air strikes, now ground attacks are also being carried out. There is a lot of fear among the people of Gaza due to Israeli attacks on Northern Gaza. Thousands of Palestinians fled from the area around Gaza City’s main hospital on Friday. Hospital staff accused Israel of carrying out repeated attacks in and around several hospitals throughout the night. A large number of people migrated towards the south amid Israel’s dangerous aggression. Meanwhile, Gaza officials said that the number of Palestinians killed in the war has exceeded 11,000.
Gaza residents are troubled by the bombing
Thousands of Palestinians fleeing the war zone in the north flocked to Gaza’s only highway on Friday after Israel announced a corridor for safe passage, but the search for safety in the besieged enclave has become increasingly frustrating. Thousands of people who have fled to the south in the past few days are facing continuous bombing and dire conditions. Attacks in northern Gaza overnight have underlined the danger for thousands of people who gathered in and around hospitals, confident they would be safe.
We do not want to rule Gaza, but… know what Netanyahu said?
Earlier, during the Israel-Hamas war, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had given a big statement. Prime Minister Netanyahu has made clear Israel’s plan regarding Gaza. Netanyahu said that “we do not want to rule Gaza.” But “I think the Israeli army is performing exceptionally well in Gaza. The prime minister on Thursday ruled out a ceasefire in Gaza, saying the army was performing “exceptionally well” but Israel was not planning to recapture the Palestinian territory. “A ceasefire with Hamas means surrender,” he told Fox News. There is no “timetable” for a military attack. No matter how long it takes, we will do it.
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