Hamas fighters claimed that they had foiled ground operations of Israeli troops in Gaza. Hamas fighters inflicted heavy losses on Israeli forces during ground operations.
The armed fighters of Hamas are targeting soldiers of Israel who dared to conduct ground operations in Gaza.
Meanwhile, Hamas freedom fighters vowed to respond with “full force” to Israeli attacks following the expansion of Israel’s military operations in the Palestinian enclave.
Israel had indicated that a long-anticipated ground offensive might have commenced after launching air and ground attacks.
On Saturday, Israel stated that its troops were still actively engaged in the operation, but did not provide further details.
Previously, the country had conducted limited incursions into Gaza during a three-week campaign aimed at targeting Hamas militants.
Israel claimed that these militants had been responsible for the deaths of 1,400 Israelis, the majority of whom were civilians, on October 7.
Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari confirmed during a Saturday morning news briefing that the Israeli forces were still in the field and continuing the conflict.
Meanwhile, the health ministry in Palestine reported more than seven thousand casualties of Gaza people in the relentless bombing by Israeli forces so far.
Malala asks Pakistan to reconsider deportation of illegal afghans
Meanwhile, Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai has issued a plea to the government, urging them to reconsider their policy regarding the expulsion of illegal immigrants, which includes over 1.7 million Afghan refugees residing in Pakistan.
In a post shared on X, she echoed the call made by UN experts and implored the Pakistani government to reevaluate its hastily implemented mass deportation policy about Afghans and other foreigners.
The government has set a deadline of November 1 for illegal immigrants to leave the country, and they have established “holding centers” to manage any remaining illegal refugees after the cutoff date.
