The Israeli enemy admits the killing of 49 of its officers and soldiers within the past 20 days
Occupied Al-Quds (ST) – The Israeli enemy admitted that 49 of its officers, soldiers and settlers were killed by resistance fire on various battlefronts since the beginning of October, while other occupation sources confirm that the losses are much higher, as military censorship continues to impose a ban on publishing the actual numbers of the dead.
On October 1, 8 settlers were killed in a heroic operation by the Palestinian resistance in Tel Aviv.
On October 2, 8 occupation officers and soldiers were killed in battles with the Lebanese resistance in southern Lebanon.
On October 3, An officer was killed during battles in southern Lebanon.
On October 4, two soldiers were killed as a result of a drone explosion launched by the Iraqi resistance.
On October 6, a soldier was killed in a heroic operation by the Palestinian resistance in Beersheba, and a soldier was killed as a result of his injury by Palestinian resistance fire in the Gaza Strip.
On October 7, two soldiers were killed in battles in southern Lebanon.
On October 8, a soldier was killed in battles in Jabalia, north of Gaza Strip.
On October 9, two settlers were killed as a result of a Lebanese resistance rocket falling in Kiryat Shmona.
October 10, 3 soldiers killed in Jabalia camp battles, a soldier killed in southern Lebanon battles, and a settler died of his wounds in the heroic resistance operation in Hadera in the occupied territories in 1948.
October 11 ,A soldier killed in Rafah battles south of the Gaza Strip.
October 12, A settler killed in Herzliya by Lebanese resistance drone fire.
October 14, 4 soldiers killed as a result of the Lebanese resistance targeting a Golani Brigade camp south of Haifa with a drone, and a soldier killed in battles south of the Gaza Strip.
October 15, An officer killed in a heroic resistance operation in occupied Ashdod.
October 17, 5 officers and soldiers killed in battles in southern Lebanon.
October 19,A settler killed as a result of a Lebanese resistance rocket falling in Acre, two soldiers killed in Jabalia camp battles, and a soldier died of his wounds in southern Lebanon battles.
October 20, The commander of the 104th Armored Brigade was killed in Jabalia battles.
Najla Khoury