A spokesman for the terrorist organization responded to the IDF attack in the Gaza Strip • "The struggle will bring an end to suffering and siege in Gaza" • Since this morning, six fires have broken out in the Gaza Strip

• Explosive balloons found in the Eshkol Regional Council, in February

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  Archive: Eshkol Spokeswoman

Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum today (Wednesday) referred to the IDF attack in the Gaza Strip following the firing of incendiary balloons into Israeli territory, saying that this "will not deter our people and our violent opposition as part of the continued struggle to protect our rights and our freedom."

Barhum also said that "the continued Israeli escalation in the Gaza Strip and the bombing of the resistance sites prove the continuation of Israel's policies and crimes. The struggle will bring an end to suffering and siege in Gaza." He said, "The siege that Israel imposed on more than two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip 14 years ago with the aim of destroying their lives and isolating them geographically, socially and politically, cannot be accepted as a fait accompli - and the silence on it will not continue."

Documentation of IDF attacks in the Gaza Strip // Photo: Arab networks

Since this morning, six fires have broken out in the Gaza Envelope. Yesterday, about 60 fires were ignited in the area that were ignited due to the launch of the explosive balloons, and in response the IDF attacked a number of Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip using planes, helicopters and tanks. "The IDF considers all terrorist activity in Israel very serious The IDF spokesman said, "In addition, yesterday a" blade blade "system was set up to intercept incendiary balloons.

During an IDF attack, a missile fired from a combat helicopter accidentally fell near a barn in one of the Eshkol Regional Council settlements. The missile penetrated to a depth of seven meters and caused damage to the structure and some of the calves there.

Terrorist organizations launch new incendiary balloon // Photo: Arab networks

Itamar Revivo, head of the Ashkelon Beach Regional Council, attacked the government's handling of the balloons, saying that the Gaza Envelope area was under attack: "This is not a first wave or a second wave, but years upon years of ongoing terrorism. A balloon law is like a rocket law." Revivo added that while the Israeli government knows how to deal with the corona virus, "it is time to mobilize the best minds to find an effective solution for terrorism in general and balloon terrorism in particular.

Shai Hajaj, chairman of the Center for Regional Councils and head of the Merhavim Regional Council, also commented on the ongoing balloon terrorism: “The fight in Corona does not free us from the need to deal with terrorism from the Gaza Strip. It's terrorism for everything. The State of Israel must regain sovereignty and restore peace to the south. If the measures that have been taken so far have not worked, additional measures must be considered. "