Fragile ceasefire in Gaza. The death toll from Israeli air strikes is at least 24 people was launched yesterday afternoon in the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian media. The Times of Israel reported that the IDF carried out raids on Hamas targets after militants opened fire on Israeli soldiers in Khan Younis in the southern Palestinian enclave.
“We consider it a dangerous escalation through which the war criminal Netanyahu seeks to continue the genocide against our people,” read a statement from Hamas which stated that the air strikes launched in the Gaza Strip endangered the continuity of the ceasefire.
That The IDF also attacked some of Hezbollah’s infrastructure in southern Lebanon. The Israeli army informed X of this, stating that the raid occurred after issuing an evacuation warning.
Netanyahu visits Israeli troops in Syria
Yesterday Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli troops deployed in Syrian territory, outside the demarcation line between the two countries. The Prime Minister described Israel’s military presence in the buffer zone in Syria as “very important”. In a video released by his office, Netanyahu said he considered “very important our capabilities there, both offensive and defensive, to protect our Druze allies and, most importantly, to guard Israel and its northern border facing the Golan Heights. This mission can continue to grow, we are counting on you.”
