Palestinian militias in Gaza fired five rockets at Israel this morning, all captured by the anti-missile system; What Israeli aviation responded with bomb attacks on two military installations of the Islamist movement Hamas.the person who manages the settlement. “Army warplanes attacked an underground weapons production facility used by the chemical department of the terrorist organization Hamas and a Hamas rocket raw materials production facility in the Gaza Strip,” the army spokesman said.
The attack on Gaza came just hours after Israeli troops began withdrawing from the Jenin refugee camp last night. It has resulted in 12 Palestinian deaths and one Israeli soldier so far. The Israeli army, which holds the group responsible for everything that happened in the enclave, said, “This attack significantly hindered the Hamas terrorist organization’s efforts to concentrate its weapons.”
But, No group took responsibility for rocket launchIn the southern Israeli city of Sderot, which set off air raid alerts, where a house was slightly damaged by shrapnel from the explosion of an intercepted rocket in mid-air.
His strip suffered a five-day escalation between Israel and Islamic Jihad last May, without the direct involvement of Hamas, in which two Israelis, 34 Gazans and one Palestinian, died in the enclave.
Regarding the operation in Jenin, which included ground troops and airstrikes with drones, the Army confirmed last night that “part of its troops had left the camp”. According to Israel, militias from all factions and the “main focus of terrorism” in the West Bank. However, as Israeli troops began the still ongoing retreat, there were occasional clashes with militants, and Army spokesman Daniel Hagari stated that the operation would not be considered over until all his troops had left the Jenin camp and they were on the alert. As the troops were leaving the camp, an Israeli soldier, a non-commissioned officer in the elite Egoz commando, was shot dead while securing the retreat.
In the early hours of the morning, some residents of the Jenin refugee camp began to return to their homes, especially after nearly 3,000 people were evacuated during the operation to escape the violence that gripped the camp last year. After starting the withdrawal process, Army confirms an airstrike on armed Palestinians It was parked in a cemetery on the outskirts of Jenin camp, which “posed a threat to security forces when leaving the refugee camp.”
The occupied West Bank is experiencing its highest peak of violence since the Second Intifada (2000-05), and in 2023, 156 Palestinians died in the framework of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, most of them 27 minors along with militants and aggressors in armed conflict with Israeli troops. non-civilians. Parallel to this, the region has witnessed the proliferation of new Palestinian armed groups, which have carried out more and more attacks and killed 26 people, mostly settlers, five minors and one soldier on the Israeli side.