Clash between IDF and Hamas in Gaza – media

The Israel Defense Forces entered the conflict from the north of the Gaza Strip with the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. The Jerusalem Post reported this on Saturday, October 28.

As the report says, the battle between IDF soldiers and Hamas terrorists is taking place in the area of ​​the city of Beit Hanoun in the northeast of the Gaza Strip.

In turn, the New York Times points out that the IDF attack took place three weeks after Hamas attacked Israel, killing 1,400 people.

Israeli Major General Nir Dinar said Defense Forces troops have crossed the border and are fighting in the Gaza Strip.

“Our troops and tanks are in the Gaza Strip – they are shooting and moving,” Dinar said, adding: “But our troops and tanks were in Gaza yesterday.”

A second military official, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, told reporters that Israeli ground forces had “expanded” their activities in the Gaza Strip. Admiral Hagari also said the warplanes were targeting underground “terrorist infrastructure.”

At the same time, the two leading Palestinian mobile networks, Jawwal and Paltel, reported that mobile and Internet communications were interrupted after the strikes.

Let’s remember that the previous Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, said that the IDF was preparing for a ground invasion in Gaza and that its deadlines had been accepted.

The UN General Assembly on Friday, October 27, by 120 votes, adopted a resolution on the protection of civilians in the war of Hamas against Israel and the need for a “humanitarian truce.”