Israeli aircraft hit the house of the Al-Qassam Brigade commander in Gaza
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Israeli aircraft struck the house in Gaza of the commander of the military wing of the Palestinian organization Hamas Al-Qassam Brigades, Mohammed Ad-Deif, RIA Novosti reports, citing the publication of the Haaretz newspaper.
The material notes that as a result, the father, brother, children and other relatives of Mohammed Ad-Deif were killed. At the same time, nothing is said about the commander himself.
In Israel, Muhammad Ad-Deif is considered one of the main terrorists; in Palestine, he has a reputation as a legendary fighter for the freedom of the people. Ad-Deifa survived several assassination attempts by the Israeli secret services, lost an arm and an eye, but survived.
Earlier it was reported that Israeli aircraft struck more than 200 targets in Al-Furqan in the Gaza Strip. Al-Furqan has been called a “terrorist center” by the Hamas movement. It is noted that this strike was the third in the last 24 hours. Overall, the total number of targets hit by Israelis in Gaza reached 450.
On the morning of October 7, a massive rocket attack began on populated areas of Israel from the Gaza Strip. According to Israeli military estimates, the number of rockets fired exceeded 3 thousand. In addition, dozens of Hamas militants entered the country. Hamas itself announced Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, addressing the people of Israel, announced that the state was in a state of war.
Mobilization was announced, and the Israeli military was clearing populated areas. The death toll in Israel as a result of the escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has exceeded 1 thousand. Gaza reported 900 casualties after Israeli strikes. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said the war with Hamas would take weeks and months. Galant emphasized that the Israeli army was launching a large-scale offensive.
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