For the 240th day since the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood, the Palestinian Resistance, in all its different military factions, continues confronting the Israeli occupation across different combat axes in the Gaza Strip, particularly in Rafah, which has been seeing fierce clashes.
On-ground media correspondent in Gaza reported that the Palestinian Resistance has been violently clashing with the Israeli occupation forces in the vicinity of the al-Halal Market and the Qashta Neighborhood in southern Rafah.
The Resistance has also been undergoing fierce confrontations at point blank at the al-Awda Roundabout in central Rafah, as well as the Salah al-Din Gate.
Israeli media confirmed that two helicopters were evacuating wounded occupation soldiers following an incident in Rafah, with one heading to Soroka Hospital and the other to another hospital in occupied al-Quds.
Al-Qassam operations
The Martyr Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’ military wing, announced that it targeted the occupation headquarters in the Netzarim axis, with 114 mm Rajum short-range missiles.
In Gaza City, following their return from the frontlines, al-Qassam fighters affirmed that they engaged an Israeli Merkava 4 tank, with a Yassin 105 shell, in the vicinity of the university in the al-Sabra Neighborhood.
Moreover, in Rafah, al-Qassam fighters targeted two Israeli D9 bulldozers with Tandem charges, in the Salah al-Din Gate street.
Al-Quds operations
On its part, the al-Quds Brigades engaged advancing Israeli soldiers and vehicles with 60mm mortar shells, in the town of al-Brahma to the west of the Yabna camp in Rafah.
The Brigades’ fighters also targeted an Israeli Merkava with two RPGs, in south Khawla School, which ignited a fire in it.
Meanwhile, the military media of al-Quds Brigades published footage of its fighters preparing rockets, in cooperation with the National Resistance Brigades – the Omar al-Qassem Force, the military wing of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Al-Aqsa Martyrs operations
The al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades was able to engage an Israeli tank with an RPG, achieving a direct hit in eastern Rafah.
Its fighters also engaged Israeli occupation forces in the southern part of the Yabna camp, near the Palestinian-Egyptian border, using two 107 missiles.
Omar al-Qassem Force operations
The spokesperson of the Martyr Omar al-Qassem Force, Abu Khaled, issued a statement affirming the consistency in targeting and pounding Israeli positions in Rafah and Netzarim.
Detailing the operations, Abu Khaled affirmed that the artillery unit of the force pounded an Israeli position in the al-Qaws site in the Yabna camp, with heavy-calibre mortar shells, hitting its targets.
With heavy-caliber mortar shells as well, the Omar al-Qassem Force targeted Israeli positions in the Zoroub Roundabout, in southern Rafah, achieving direct hits.
In Netzarim, the Force fighters targeted Israeli supply lines with Qassem 10 rockets and achieved direct hits.
20K Israeli soldiers injured, 8,298 disabled since October 7
Israeli Channel 12 revealed that 20,000 occupation soldiers have been injured in Gaza since October 7, with 8,298 being classified as disabled, coining the data as a “peak number”.
While Israeli media and official hospital records have been revealing a large number of injuries in Israeli ranks, the occupation military has been attempting to conceal its losses as part of its censorship policy by not admitting the actual number of losses.
As the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood continues for the 239th day, the total death and injury toll among Israeli soldiers continues increasing, specifically as 14 occupation soldiers were wounded over the past 24 hours during confrontations in Gaza.
Under the “permit to publish” clause, the occupation military revealed that 3,657 Israeli soldiers have been wounded since October 7, 1,843 of whom sustained injuries since the ground invasion of Gaza.
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