PNN – Abu Obeidah the spokesman of the Martyr Ezzedin al-Qassam Brigades, the military branch of Hamas, explained the operations of his fighters and said: “The aggression of the Zionist regime will be broken, but our will will not be broken.”
According to Pakistan News Network, citing the “Palestine Online” news site, “Abu Obeidah” ​​released an audio file and added: “Severe clashes with the Zionist enemy continue in several areas of the Gaza Strip.”
He continued: Al-Qassam fighters destroyed 60 military vehicles of the occupying Israeli regime in the last three days, of which 10 vehicles were carrying people.
The spokesman of Martyr Ezzedin al-Qassam Battalions, pointing out that the soldiers of these battalions carried out several unique operations against the Zionist enemy, added: During this operation, a number of Zionist soldiers were killed and a number were wounded, and our soldiers heard the shouts of the enemy soldiers and their request for help.
He said: “Our fighters directly targeted an enemy military personnel carrier in Al-Tawam neighborhood with a missile, and three Israeli soldiers got out of it and were killed.”
Abu Obeidah, the Zionist enemy, thinking that some of his soldiers were captured, bombarded his forces, adding: The goal of the Israeli occupying regime in this war is to destroy and kill civilians.
He pointed out that the enemy is in a nervous state and the crimes he commits are a sign of his lack of confidence in victory.
Meanwhile, the battle between the resistance forces and the Zionist criminals is entering its 46th day, as the bombing of residential areas, hospitals and schools in Gaza continues and shocking reports have been broadcast from the Gaza Strip.
The government information office in the Gaza Strip announced on Monday: The number of martyrs of the Zionist regime’s encroachment on this region has increased to 13,300 and the number of wounded has increased to more than 31,000.
The office added: Of these martyrs, 5,600 are children and 3,550 are women, and the number of medical staff martyrs, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics, has reached 201, firemen have reached 22, and the number of journalists has reached 60.
According to the latest statistics, the number of missing people who are still under the rubble or their bodies are left in the streets and the occupiers prevent them from burying them has reached 6,500 people, of which 4,400 are women and children.