The IDF and Shin Bet continue to eliminate terrorists of the Hamas terrorist organization: Fighter jets, guided by intelligence from the Shin Bet and Military Intelligence, eliminated today (Thursday) the commander of the rocket fire system in the northern Khan Yunis sector, Hassan al-Abddaleh.
IDF attacks in the Gaza Strip, photo: AP.
Al-Abdallah's assassination joins a series of assassinations of terrorists in the Hamas terrorist organization since the beginning of the war, as well as the continued airstrikes by IDF fighter jets, which destroy infrastructure of the Hamas terrorist organization, including launching positions and terrorist headquarters.
The defense establishment refers to the entry of the Givati forces into the Gaza Strip tonight and explains that they are preparing for maneuvers - dismantling IEDs, killing terrorists, putting energy into the maneuvering machine, seeing that everything works and is synchronized, air, sea and land. Beyond that, it puts pressure on Hamas and pressures the population to move south. More will be done, they say.
Regarding the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the editorial board says that they are monitoring the situation in the Gaza Strip, to see that there is nothing they do not know. At the moment the situation is under control, there is no crisis. Fuel is an issue that makes them very nervous. The pressure is rising, and that's a good thing.
Hamas' fuel reserves in the Gaza Strip, photo: IDF Spokesperson
Regarding the abductees, it was said that they understood that the clash between the fighting and the release of the abductees had to be addressed, and that a solution to this complex situation had to be found. In addition, it was discovered that a group of foreign workers was also being held, which is part of the fact that it took time to understand who they were and what their identities were.
On the northern sector, it was said that the trend has changed. The Northern Command conducts itself operationally very sharply on every squad, and exacts a high price from Hezbollah. It's on the touchline. He has no legitimacy to go further. And we have to continue to manage it.
Fighters near the Gaza Strip, photo: AP
The defense establishment wanted to emphasize that the coming days are critical and that a long war requires time, money and legitimacy. We need both the Israeli public and the international community.
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