Against the background of the threats of escalation and the reports of various facilitations, the terrorist organizations in Gaza began this week a series of joint training sessions known as "a-Rachen a-Shadid 2".
The exercise lasts several days and includes joint military exercises by Hamas, Islamic Jihad, the resistance committees, the Popular Front and other terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip.
According to the joint faction, the organizations are expected to exchange military knowledge between them. The exercises are expected to end with a joint maneuver of all the organizations.
In light of the security tensions, Hamas threatened that "the resistance will not remain standing in the face of the escalation of the occupation against our people."
The recent period has witnessed terrorist attacks and attempted terrorist attacks in Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria.
At the same time, Hamas expressed dissatisfaction with what it defined as delays in the Egyptian mediator's commitments following Operation The Wall Guard.
The terrorists during the military exercise in the Gaza Strip,
It will be recalled that "a-Rachen a-Shadid 1" was a military maneuver of the terrorist organizations in Gaza that took place late last year.
During the same maneuver, rocket launches were reported towards the sea and drones were flown by the a-Zadin al-Qassem Brigades, the military arm of Hamas.
The terrorists during the military exercise in the Gaza Strip,
In the last two days, the Qatari-affiliated Al-Arabi Al-Jadid newspaper reported that Egypt had returned to the activities of a shuttle company on the Gaza-Sinai border, which would facilitate passenger traffic at the Rafah crossing.
The terrorists during the military exercise in the Gaza Strip,
This morning, the Arab newspaper reported that Israel expressed its willingness to increase the number of licenses for Gazan workers in Israel to 15,000 out of 10,000.
Meanwhile, the Qatari envoy announced that the Gulf emirate would fund the installation of a natural gas pipeline up to the Gaza power plant border, as part of a memorandum of understanding to convert the station to gas use.
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