Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised this Wednesday that his country will win the war against the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas, despite the “painful losses” of Israeli soldiers in the conflict.
“We are in a war that is difficult and will be long. I promise the citizens of Israel that we will do our job and continue until victory,” said Benjamin Netanyahu, quoted by the AFP agency, hours after his death was announced in Las Vegas. last 24 hours, of 11 Israeli soldiers after the fighting in the Gaza Strip.
The Islamist group Hamas launched a surprise attack in southern Israel on October 7 with the launch of thousands of rockets and the incursion of armed militiamen, taking two hundred hostages.
In response, Israel declared war on Hamas, a movement that has controlled the Gaza Strip since 2007 and is classified as terrorist by the European Union and the United States, bombing several of the group’s infrastructure in the Gaza Strip and imposing a total siege. to the territory with a cut in the supply of water, fuel and electricity.
The bombings that Israel has carried out in Gaza, after being attacked by Hamas on October 7, have left more than 8,300 people dead and more than 21,000 injured, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
On Tuesday, the Israeli army bombed the Jabaliya refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, killing at least 145 people.
Among the victims, according to the Israeli army, is Ibrahim Biari, commander of Hamas’ central Jabaliya battalion and one of the leaders responsible for the attack on Israel, which left at least 1,400 dead and 240 hostages.
Source: TSF
