Israel-Hamas war: Israel claims to have recaptured Gaza border areas, death toll crosses 3,000
Israel is getting ready to step up the onslaught by conducting airstrikes and a ground invasion in Gaza as the battle with Hamas militants enters its fifth day. In addition to calling in more reserve personnel and heavy weaponry, the israel Army is deploying its soldiers in southern Israel. Thus far, more than 3,000 people have died as a result of both Hamas's extraordinary onslaught on israel and the retaliatory airstrikes in Gaza.
The southern region of israel, which data-borders Gaza, has been declared back under the Israeli Defence Force's authority. According to reports, Israel's nighttime airstrikes targeted the Qizan-an-Najjar area of Gaza, home of Mohammad Deif's father, the military leader of Hamas.
Israel has said that its troops have retaken the data-border regions of Gaza from Hamas militants, where several fatalities have transpired since the Palestinian organisation started its assault. Numerous places and highways in the region are under the authority of the Israeli army. The israel Defence Force has verified that the first aircraft carrying "advanced" munitions from the united states has touched down at Israel's Nevatim airfield. This ammo is meant "to enable significant strikes and preparations for additional scenarios," according to the army. Prior to this, the US administration had promised israel "rock solid and unwavering" support.
The southern region of israel, which data-borders Gaza, has been declared back under the Israeli Defence Force's authority. According to reports, Israel's nighttime airstrikes targeted the Qizan-an-Najjar area of Gaza, home of Mohammad Deif's father, the military leader of Hamas.
Israel has said that its troops have retaken the data-border regions of Gaza from Hamas militants, where several fatalities have transpired since the Palestinian organisation started its assault. Numerous places and highways in the region are under the authority of the Israeli army. The israel Defence Force has verified that the first aircraft carrying "advanced" munitions from the united states has touched down at Israel's Nevatim airfield. This ammo is meant "to enable significant strikes and preparations for additional scenarios," according to the army. Prior to this, the US administration had promised israel "rock solid and unwavering" support.