Pak Sahafat – The Zionist media wrote in their reports about the Al-Aqsa storm operation against the occupying regime: “This battle began without any prior warning and took Israel completely by surprise.”
According to the report of Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, the Zionist media described the situation in the occupied territories as “complete surprise to Israel” after the start of the “Al-Aqsa storm” operation by the Islamic resistance group Hamas, and emphasized that the army of the occupying regime has never experienced such a battle.
According to the report of “Al-Mayadeen” network website, the Zionist media announced: This battle started without any prior information, hints and warnings and completely surprised Israel.
While admitting that Israel has no control over what has happened in the Gaza Strip, these media reported: This is the most strategic event that the Palestinian battlefield has experienced.
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In a similar report, the Hebrew newspaper “Ma’ariv” announced: “The events that are happening are not similar to the wars we had against Hamas so far.”
The Zionist media also wrote about the difficulty of communication and the interruption of the Internet in the occupied territories after this operation: the Internet was interrupted in the settlements due to the broadcast of videos of the death or injury and captivity of Israelis.
These media reported the situation of the Zionist settlers: the settlers are scared and they want us to help them; Israelis want the police to answer their calls.
This morning, the Palestinian resistance forces attacked the occupied territories, including Tel Aviv, Ashdod, with hundreds of missiles and rockets.
“Mohammed Al-Dhaif, Commander-in-Chief of Kataib Al-Qassam, announced: “We announce the start of the Al-Aqsa storm operation. In the first attack of Al-Aqsa storm operation, more than 5 thousand missiles and rockets were fired at enemy positions, airports and their fortifications.