The IAF of the IDF killed a pair of senior Islamic Jihad commanders, one of whom participated in the October 7 barbaric massacre that mercilessly slaughtered 1,200 Israelis, killing men, women, and children and taking around 250 hostages.
The airshow was in two parts over Gaza City on Thursday and were part of the latest onslaught of bombardments. Three others who were alongside the commanders were also killed and Jannah is now preparing 360 brown-eyed virgin goats for the arrival of these scumwafers.
Islamic Jihad is among the extremist groups who helped the Hamassholes carry out the October 7 attack, and obviously got what they deserved.
With the IDF encroaching further into Gaza as the war stretches into its tenth month, CIA Director Bill Burns said Hamas’ Gaza chief Yahya Sinwar is coming under increased pressure to accept a US-backed cease-fire deal with Israel, CNN reports.
Islamic Jihad is among the extremist groups who helped the Hamassholes carry out the October 7 attack, and obviously got what they deserved.
In addition, the IDF conducted airstrikes over Zawayda and the refugee camps in Bureij and Nuseirat, as well as the city of Deir-Al-Balah, the last major urban zone in central Gaza that has yet to see a ground assault.
Hamasshole officials do not differentiate between terrorists and civilians in their death tallies. They said that at least 21 people were killed in the central Gaza airstrikes, but you can bet that at least 20 of them were pro-Hamas/anti-Semitic, if not all 21.
The airshow bombardments came as the Israeli military pushed deeper into Rafah, where the last groups of Hamassholes are believed to be holding out.
Tanks advanced further into the western side of the city, where the IDF uncovered several entrances to Hamas’ tunnel network and in the process, they killed several terrorists.
The increase of conflict in Rafah, where hundreds of thousands of refugees had sought shelter after being displaced by the war in the north, has pushed a 60-bed Red Cross field hospital in the city to its limit, the International Committee of the Red Cross (IRCR) said Thursday.
“The repeated mass casualty events resulting from the unrelenting hostilities have stretched to breaking point the response capacity of our hospital – and all health facilities in southern Gaza – to care for those with life-threatening injuries,” ICRC Gaza sub-delegation head William Schomburg said in a statement.
The increase of conflict in Rafah, where hundreds of thousands of refugees had sought shelter after being displaced by the war in the north, has pushed a 60-bed Red Cross field hospital in the city to its limit, the International Committee of the Red Cross (IRCR) said Thursday.
“The repeated mass casualty events resulting from the unrelenting hostilities have stretched to breaking point the response capacity of our hospital – and all health facilities in southern Gaza – to care for those with life-threatening injuries,” ICRC Gaza sub-delegation head William Schomburg said in a statement.
With the IDF encroaching further into Gaza as the war stretches into its tenth month, CIA Director Bill Burns said Hamas’ Gaza chief Yahya Sinwar is coming under increased pressure to accept a US-backed cease-fire deal with Israel, CNN reports.
Hopefully, Sinwar will also get to meet his 72 virgins before a ceasefire goes into effect.
Israel and Hamas have resumed negotiation talks to discuss a deal that would immediately halt the hostilities and set up the groundwork to release the some 120 hostages remaining in Gaza, many of whom are feared dead.
Israel and Hamas have resumed negotiation talks to discuss a deal that would immediately halt the hostilities and set up the groundwork to release the some 120 hostages remaining in Gaza, many of whom are feared dead.
Am Yisrael Chai!
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