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Israeli occupation forces gunned down dozens of displaced Palestinians in Beit Lahia and Jabalia in northern Gaza. The intentional blockade of healthcare services and humanitarian aid has left the bodies of victims abandoned in the streets. Witnesses report stray dogs scavenging the remains, underscoring the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Retired military, strategic expert Major-General Fayez al-Duwairi said the military operations carried out by the Qassam Brigades recently in Jabalia camp, north Gaza, resulted in the deaths and injuries of at least 28 Israeli soldiers, while the occupation army only announced one or two injuries.
The Hamas military wing, the Qassam Brigades in footage, Saturday showed the destruction of seven Israeli military vehicles in the Jabalia camp; including the targeting of Merkava tanks, military bulldozers, and an armored personnel carrier with shells and missiles from close range.
Injured but fighting
Al-Duwairi explained on Al Jazeera the Qassam footage included several remarkable qualitative operations. He noted what was most surprising was the operation made by one of the injured fighters by targeting a Merkava tank using an explosive charge.
He added: “The first [camera] shot has more than one dimension, as the fighter is talking about his injury, which appeared to be in his hand, prompting him to switch from using a launcher to using a suicide charge, which was more primitive than the previous charges.”
The military expert stressed that what the injured fighter did was an “extraordinary act”, explaining that “no ordinary person or even a trained person can do such an act, especially with an injury to his hand and to get to a tank equipped with all capabilities and potentials”.
In detailing the human losses, Al-Duwairi explained that the armored personnel carrier carries 11 soldiers, and the tank carries a minimum of 4 soldiers with the possibility of the number reaching 10 soldiers, noting the operations included targeting thress tanks, two bulldozers and an armored personnel carrier.
Al-Duwairi pointed out to the nature of the area in which the confrontations took place. He stressed it is a completely rubbled destroyed area were fighters are emerge, adding: “They are a group of fighters, if they had reinforcements the occupation army would not have been able to confront them”.
He pointed out in this situation the large mechanisms of the occupation army “become blindspots”, making their targets possible, but reaching them remains extremely difficult due to the presence of the “quadcopter” aircraft covering the skies of the area.
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The Israeli occupation military carries out demolitions of residential buildings around the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza.
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This is what Anas Al Sharif wrote:
“Good morning you unjust world….
This is the scene now from Jabalia Al Ballad (downtown).”
Continuing Israeli military strikes produces these scenes of death.
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The Israeli army has killed Palestinian sports journalist Khaled Abu Zar, Friday, in his Jabalia home in north Gaza with trending news.
His death, the result of relentless Israel strikes on the camp was confirmed by the Government Media Office in Gaza.
He is the latest to be assassinated by the Israeli army bringing the total number of journalists killed in Gaza since 7 October, 2023, to 184.
“Really sad to hear about the killing of a fellow sports journalist in an Israeli airstrike on northern Gaza today,” wrote Leyla Hamad.
Al Zar was a member of the Palestine Sports Media Federation and reported for Sawt Al Aqsa Radio.
