22 Israelis were reported to be killed and over 500 others sustaining injuries after the Palestinian group Hamas launched 'Operation Al-Aqsa Flood'.
At least 22 Israelis were reported to be killed and over 500 others sustaining injuries after the Palestinian group Hamas launched “Operation Al-Aqsa Flood”.
This unprecedented attack has left Israelis in a state of profound shock, with many rushing to bomb shelters. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by declaring war against Palestine, asserting that Hamas had made a grave error.In retaliation to the Palestinian attacks, the Israeli military conducted airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in heavy explosions witnessed by residents.
The infiltration of an unknown number of Hamas gunmen into Israel from Gaza marked a severe escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with multiple active scenes in southern Israel reported by Israel’s police chief.
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