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Hamas spokesman killed in Gaza

The Israeli regime presses ahead with its aggression against Gaza, killing more civilians in fresh air and artillery strikes on the blockaded territory. One of the latest strikes killed Hamas spokesman, Abdel Latif al-Qanou, after his tent was bombed in Jabaliya al-Balad, north of Gaza. At least six civilians were killed and several others injured in an airstrike on the vicinity of a mosque in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza. An attack on another mosque in the same camp, killed five civilians. Fatalities were also reported after the regime’s airstrikes targeted tents of displaced Palestinians in al-Zawaida, in central Gaza. Israeli air and artillery strikes also targeted the southern cities of Rafah and Khan Yunis. The attacks come as the death toll from Israel’s renewed aggression since last Tuesday has reached 830. The overall toll from the genocide in Gaza is nearing 50,200, with more than 113,800 others wounded. The regime has also issued fresh evacuation orders for thousands of Palestinians in Gaza City, telling them to move south.

Israeli captives in Gaza

The Hamas resistance movement has released a new video message highlighting the threats posed to Israeli captives in Gaza due to the regime's ongoing onslaught. Hamas warned that continuation of Israel’s genocidal war means an unknown fate for the captives. The video included a previously released footage from the Qassam Brigades showing two Israeli prisoners pleading with the regime to end the war. Hamas called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal, who is driven by an insatiable thirst for blood, with captives being his first victims. The movement said Netanyahu seeks to engineer ceasefire talks to stall and buy time. It stressed that Netanyahu resumed his war of extermination against defenseless civilians in Gaza in violation of the ceasefire agreement he had signed. Showing a photo of Israeli prisoners killed in the regime's violent airstrikes, Hamas emphasized that return to negotiations equals the release of the Israeli captives.

International Quds day

Palestinian resistance fighters launch a new retaliatory rocket attack on Israel. The Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement fired two rockets on Israeli settlements surrounding the Gaza Strip. Following the strike, sirens sounded in several communities. According to the Israeli army one missile was intercepted and another one hit the target. The strike marks the fourth rocket attack from Gaza on Israel since the resumption of the regime genocidal war on Gaza last week. energy exports. Observers from multiple nations, including Qatar, Pakistan, and South Africa, are monitoring the maneuvers.

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