Israel hits in Gaza more than 90 terrorist targets of Hamas, which continues to attack the center of the Hebrew country

Seventh night of Arab-Israeli offensive, with bombings by Benjamin Netanyahu’s regime on Hamas terrorist targets in the Gaza Strip, which also fired rockets last night. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have reported that the Movement of Islamic Resistance (Hamas) has fired more rockets into central and southern Israel this Sunday. “After threatening to fire rockets at Tel Aviv, Hamas has fired a strong rocket barrage from Gaza into central and southern Israel.” the IDF has reported on social media. This new launch has caused the sirens to be activated again in Tel Aviv and the population to be evacuated. In addition, a mobile messaging application has blocked the Hamas channel for a few hours for violating its terms of service, according to The Times of Israel, Israel and Hamas have continued their bombing campaigns this morning, in which the Islamist terrorist movement and its related armed groups have launched more than 130 rockets against Israeli territory, while the Hebrew Army has hit more than 90 targets of the organization in the Gaza Strip, including those of senior Hamas officials, who have left five other Palestinians dead. , up to a total of 150 since the start of hostilities, last Monday. The exchange of projectiles takes place on a day of meetings. On the one hand, the United Nations Security Council is preparing to discuss, starting at 6:00 p.m., Spanish peninsular time, what has become the largest escalation of fighting in the region since 2014. The Council will also meet on an emergency basis Security Department of the Israeli Government, whose Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, last night defended the operation as “moral and fair.”In the last few hours, a new ceasefire effort has been announced, with Egyptian mediation, which has not yet borne fruit. According to sources in the daily Al Araby Al Jadid, Egypt has requested a temporary cessation of hostilities so that the Gaza rescue services operate as calmly as possible to search for survivors of the Israeli bombings in the rubble. However, the negotiations are paralyzed because Hamas has indicated that it does not accept the Israeli condition to completely suspend rocket fire for the duration of the ceasefire, while Israel has been “completely intransigent” on that condition. Hamas returns to attack central Israel. Approximately 130 rockets launched by Hamas in recent hours have reached points in central and southern Israel without leaving victims or significant material damage, according to the Israeli army. It is the second offensive against central Israel in the last 24 hours, after the one unleashed yesterday afternoon that left an Israeli dead in Ramat Gan. In total, Hamas has fired some 2,500 rockets at Israel since the start of the hostilities, which have left a provisional death toll of ten Israelis. For its part, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced this Sunday that they have attacked the home of the Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar, as well like that of his brother, Mohamed Sinwar, the organization’s senior manager of logistics and manpower operations in the Palestinian enclave.The local leader of Hamas, sources from the Haaretz newspaper point out, was not at his residence – in the Gaza city of Khan Younis – at the time of the attack, one of several that Israel has executed against those responsible for the organization in Gaza during the In this regard, Israel has confirmed bombings against the residences of the organization’s ‘number two’ in Gaza and Sinwar’s deputy, Khalil al Hague, and that of the party’s chief of special operations for this territory, Raed Saad. Attacks were launched against the office of Samah Saraj, head of planning and development at the organization’s political bureau, the home of Yusuf Abd al Ahoub, commander of Hamas’s Zeitun battalion in Gaza City. The Israeli army has also confirmed attacks on dozens of weapons production and storage sites in Sabra Tel Aloha, Sheikh Umdan and Gaza City, and the destruction of some 40 rocket launchers intended for attacks against Israel. At least five p Palestinians have died during the bombings this morning, according to Palestinian medical sources, bringing the death toll to 150. More than a thousand Palestinians have been injured since the start of the offensive. Finally, Israeli military sources anticipate that the Gaza Strip will be without electricity today, when what little fuel is left in its main power plant runs out. It should be remembered that, with the outbreak of the fighting last Monday, the Israeli Army closed the Kerem Shalom border crossing, through which the main oil pipeline to Gaza passes, blocking the flow of fuel to the Strip and reducing the amount of fuel. electricity in the enclave for four to five hours a day.