
Today is the 39th day of the Israel-Hamas War. Fighting continues between Israeli forces and Hamas in Gaza. Due to the war, so far 23 lakh people in Gaza have had to leave their homes and go to safe places.
More than 11,000 Palestinians have been killed in this war that has been going on since October 7. Israel said that the army had surrounded Gaza City from all sides. At the same time, an Israeli soldier has claimed that the army has captured the 'Parliament' of Hamas.
The Israeli Army has shared a photo on social media, in which it can be seen that the Golani Brigade of the IDF is present inside the Hamas Parliament building in Gaza and they are waving the flag of their country. It can be seen in the picture that Israeli soldiers are sitting on the speaker's chair of the Parliament.
Hamas has occupied the parliament since 2007
According to The Times of Israel report, the Palestinian Legislative Council building was under the control of Hamas since 2007, which has now been taken under control by Israeli forces.
Hamas has lost control over Gaza Strip: Israeli Defense Minister
According to the FP report, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant said, "Hamas terrorists who controlled the Gaza Strip for 16 years have now lost their control. Yoav Galant further said Hamas fighters are fleeing towards South Gaza. Are.
The Israeli Defense Minister further said, "Palestinian citizens are looting Hamas bases. The citizens of Gaza have no faith in the government (Hamas government).
Israeli army fighting a cross-border battle
Israel has clearly said that this war will continue until we release all Israeli citizens captured by Hamas. The Israeli army is fighting a side-to-side battle. A few days ago Israel had said that Gaza has been divided into two parts (North and South Gaza). According to figures released by the Gaza government, 4,630 children and 3,130 women were among the dead, while another 29,000 people were injured.
The Hamas-run health ministry said dozens of bodies were lying on the streets of northern Gaza. The most fierce battle is going on here. As they try to evacuate them, the ambulances come under Israeli fire.
This war will continue until the end of Hamas: Benjamin Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that this war will continue until the destruction of Hamas. This is not just one 'operation' or 'round', but a sustained effort to eliminate the threat posed by the terrorist group. If we don't eliminate these, it will come back.
Innocent children becoming victims of war
Fifteen patients, including six newborns, have died at Al-Shifa hospital in northern Gaza due to power cuts and lack of medical supplies. Let us tell you that the Israeli Army had informed on Monday that it had targeted a group of Hamas fighters among the civilians in Gaza's Al-Quds Hospital.
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