The most prominent developments of the Al-Aqsa flood on its twenty-eighth day

The most prominent developments of the Al-Aqsa flood operation launched by the Palestinian resistance in response to the Israeli occupation attacks on its twenty-eighth day:

The Palestinian resistance targets three Zionist vehicles in the north-western axis of Gaza with missiles (Al-Yasin 105).

Palestinian resistance: “at dawn today, we targeted a guard post of the occupation soldiers at the Taybeh crossing with bullets and explosive devices.”

The Israeli occupation army acknowledges the death of 4 of its officers and the injury of two of its soldiers during clashes with the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip, which brings the number of deaths in three days to 23 dead.

Palestinian Media: the Palestinian resistance detonated a number of explosive devices in the vehicles of the Zionist enemy that tried to storm Jenin.

Palestinian resistance: our fighters continue to attack and target the occupation forces and its vehicles stationed on a number of axes of Jenin with concentrated bullets and explosive devices directly, and achieve confirmed injuries to the enemy.

Palestinian Red Crescent: a number of displaced people in Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza were injured as a result of Israeli airstrikes on the hospital vicinity.

 

Amal Farhat

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