Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar, once referred to Gaza City as a "protected fortress," but as his IDF forces continue to advance in ground maneuvers in the Gaza Strip, the terrorist organization's attempt to impose its authority in the "fortress" is increasing.
IDF forces encircle Gaza City and exert pressure on it, using infantry, armor, and extensive air support. Also, the "dismemberment" of the strip into two parts was completed. The goal is to get as many Gazans as possible to go south, where humanitarian aid is being provided to them. It is estimated that between 800,900 and <>,<> Gazans have left for the south, while several hundred thousand remain in the north.
Documentation: Hundreds of residents of Gaza's Zeitoun neighborhood left their homes holding white flags
Hamas took a number of steps to prevent residents from leaving the northern Gaza Strip. For example, the terrorist organization overturned trucks on the roads to make passage difficult. Amid footage of Gazans leaving northern Gaza waving white flags, Hamas called for the photos and videos to be deleted, accusing the IDF of "psychological warfare."
In the documentation it disseminates on Telegram, Hamas reveals its modus operandi, which mainly includes exiting tunnel shafts and launching RPGs. After that, the terrorists go back to hiding in the tunnels. Despite this, the "battalions" of the terrorist organization suffered significant damage, and many terrorists died underground.
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