2023-10-28 07:43:52
The Israeli military said today that Israeli warplanes launched intensive night attacks and hit 150 underground targets in northern Gaza. The military said in a separate statement that Asem Abu Rakaba, the head of Hamas’s air strikes, had died in a raid.
Israeli warplanes launched intensive night attacks on Gaza. (AFP)
The Palestinian armed organization Hamas raided Israel on the 7th, triggering the Israel-Kazakhstan war. Laqaba played a key role in the raid on Israel on the 7th.
Agence France-Presse reported that the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement stating that Israeli warplanes carried out night strikes on 150 underground targets in Gaza, including “terror tunnels, underground combat spaces and additional underground infrastructure. There were also several Hamas fighters.” (Hamas) militants were killed. The military confirmed in a separate statement that Lakaba, the leader of Hamas’s air strikes, had died in a raid.
The Israeli military said Raqaba was in charge of Hamas’ drones, parachutes, aerial reconnaissance and air defense. The military specifically stated in its statement: “He (Lakaba) directed militants to use parachutes to infiltrate Israel and was responsible for drone attacks on IDF posts.”
Israel said about 1,400 people, mostly civilians, were killed in Hamas cross-border attacks. The Ministry of Health in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip said that since Israel launched retaliatory attacks on the 7th, at least 7,326 people have been killed in Israeli air strikes, mainly civilians, and many of the dead were children.
Relevant geographical location maps of Israel, Palestine, Gaza corridor and surrounding countries. (Getty Creative)
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