Israel dropped hundreds of bombs on Gaza in 12 days

 

Israel dropped hundreds of bombs on Gaza in 12 days

Another shocking news has come out in the international media about the brutality of the Israeli forces in Gaza. Israel dropped hundreds of bombs on Gaza in response to an Iranian attack last month. The head of the Israeli Air Force, Major General Tomer Bar, ordered to expand the initiative to all squadrons of the army and make it a protocol. According to the instructions, dozens of warplanes attacked Iran every day for 12 days from June 13 to 24, dropping unexploded bombs on the Gaza Strip on the way back. US President Donald Trump said the two-year-old siege would end soon. "" "Within 24 hours, the Hamas-Israeli 60-day ceasefire agreement was a beacon of hope.The Jerusalem Post.

The Times of Israel reported on Wednesday, citing Israeli Air Force sources, that the Israeli warplanes sent to conduct the operation against Iran were not only equipped with air-to-air missiles, but also air-to-ground weapons.

"After the operation was over, some of the pilots turned to the Gaza war control room and offered to drop unexploded bombs to" "assist" "the occupation forces in the northern Gaza Strip and the southern Khan Younis Governorate." "It added that the pilots' advice was welcomed at the time and that it" "became routine" "at one point."

"An Israeli air force official said," "Instead of launching attacks after the new flight, the planes that were already in the air carried out the operation." "" ' Israel's military has also acknowledged carrying out heavy air strikes in Gaza during its offensive against Iran last month. However, the Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza has reached a stalemate. US President Donald Trump said Israel had accepted the conditions for a ceasefire. In a post on his Truth Social on Thursday, he said Hamas's response to Israel's ceasefire proposal in Gaza would likely be known within 24 hours.

Asked by reporters whether he wanted to take control of Gaza, the US president said he wanted security for the people of the Gaza Strip. I want the people of Gaza to be safe. They're going through hell. Hamas, however, does not trust Israel despite reaching the final frontier of the ceasefire agreement. "Hamas wants assurances that a new US-backed ceasefire will end the fighting." ""

A source close to Hamas said on Thursday that the organization wants a clear guarantee that the ceasefire will eventually end the war. Two Israeli officials said nothing had been finalized. In a statement early on Friday, Hamas said it was discussing the ceasefire proposal with other Palestinian groups. Despite the ongoing negotiations, Israel continues to carry out brutal attacks in Gaza. More than 300 Palestinians were killed in 48 hours. According to the latest reports, 28 people have been killed since Friday morning in several areas, including Khan Younis and Gaza City.

Israel has killed 57,130 people in Gaza in the past 21 months.