Israeli strike appears to have inflicted major damage in a strike tonight

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Yesterday PM Netanyahu announced there would be some serious repercussions for the murder of the 6 hostages.

There is a lot of chatter scattered about the inter webs over the past couple of hours.

Looks like a Hamas "command and control" center may have just been destroyed while full of several top level Hamas terrorists which was within a designated "humanitarian zone" in Khan Yunis.

The Palestinian media is saying that Israel targeted families in 20 refugee tents in the zone with children killed and people vanishing down holes that were bombed into the ground. First, I believe essentially nothing that comes from the Hamas supporting media. Secondly, Hamas uses the "human shield' tactic and of course they will hold terrorist meetings within humanitarian areas. They did the same with literally every hospital in Gaza, literally every school in Gaza, so of course they will do it under humanitarian zones too. And they actually want Israel to kill citizens, it makes good press for Hamas. And don't believe the citizens are generally innocents either. Something over 90% of them support Hamas, aid Hamas and shelter Hamas.

 

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Could it be that Sinwar was the target? And eliminated?

That would be a major martyrdom for Hamas and a major celebration for Israel.

He was in Israel in jail as a terrorist, with brain cancer. He was treated by a Jewish doctor and cured. He was released in a prisoner swap (which I believe was pushed by our government). He told the doctor who cured him that he would come back to kill him.

I would not shed a tear if Sinwar was blown to bits

 

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This is a DIFFERENT retaliation raid that also occurred last night.
This on Hezbollah





Returning to Gaza

 

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And back to the north again with attacks on Hezbollah.

Israel is pissed that 8 hostages were murdered.

Israel doesn't mess around when they say they will get revenge. They don't just talk. They act.

 

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BOOM

The IDF and Shin Bet ELIMINATE the entire leadership of the 'Tel Sultan' battalion!
Mahmoud Hamdan, mastermind behind the October 7 attack and countless terror plots, is DEAD along with his top commanders.




To the north, Hezbollah admits they are taking heavy losses. So Hamas and Hezbollah are getting hit hard.

 

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Look for another Israeli response within 24 hours.

A civilian Kibbutz (small farming community) was hit by Hezbollah rocket fire, casualties were reported.

 

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In another episode of the Jewish state taking out the trash, we see another top commander eliminated from the planet.

 

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Another pile of human debris disposed of by the Israeli Defense Forces

 

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The Houthi rebels, which control much of the nation of Yemen, launched another attack on Israel. This time with a hypersonic missile.

Who wants to take any bets on some major infrastructure demolition by the Israeli Defense Forces occurring in Yemen? Last time the Houthi's did this, the Israelis blew up a major commercial port area.

Ballistic missile fired from Yemen triggers sirens across central Israel

Houthis say Tel Aviv targeted with hypersonic missile; IDF: projectile fell apart in air after being hit by interceptor; shrapnel lands in Ben Shemen forest, nearby train station

www.timesofisrael.com

FULL STORY at LINK ABOVE, but this pretty much sums up what happened.

Ballistic missile fired from Yemen triggers sirens across central Israel​

Houthis say Tel Aviv targeted with hypersonic missile;
IDF: projectile fell apart in air after being hit by interceptor; shrapnel lands in Ben Shemen forest, nearby train station​

By Emanuel Fabian
and ToI Staff​

A surface-to-surface ballistic missile was fired at central Israel from Yemen by the Iran-backed Houthis early on Sunday morning.​

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The missile attack set off sirens across central Israel at 6:32 a.m., with alerts heard from the east of Tel Aviv to Modiin.​

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According to an Israeli Air Force probe, the Houthi missile was hit by an interceptor missile, although it did not manage to completely destroy the target.​

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The missile had been identified upon launch from northwestern Yemen at around 6:21 a.m., and the Arrow long-range defense system was activated to intercept it. Several interceptor missiles were launched at the target in attempts to down it.​

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At least one of the Arrow interceptors hit the missile, but did not destroy it, the probe found.​

 

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Look for another Israeli response within 24 hours.

A civilian Kibbutz (small farming community) was hit by Hezbollah rocket fire, casualties were reported.

Looks like Israel may be getting ready to do some ground work in Lebanon in retaliation for the DAILY missile and rocket attacks coming from Hezbollah controlled sites inside Lebanon.

Netanyahu to expand military operation in northern front with Lebanon: Israeli media

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to expand a military operation on the northern front with Lebanon, an Israeli media outlet said Saturday, Anadolu news agency reported. Channel 13 reported that Netanyahu...

www.middleeastmonitor.com

Netanyahu to expand military operation in northern front with Lebanon: Israeli media​

Middle East Monitor​

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to expand a military operation on the northern front with Lebanon, an Israeli media outlet said Saturday, Anadolu news agency reported.​

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Channel 13 reported that Netanyahu made the statement during a strategic dialogue session on Thursday to discuss the escalation on the northern front, without specifying the parties involved in the session.​

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Israel is “on the verge of a broad and strong operation on the northern front,” he said.​

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The channel quoted an unnamed senior official from Netanyahu’s office who said, “No date has yet been set” for the escalation “but it is expected in the near future.”​

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The officials warned that any move to change the current situation in northern Israel “could lead to a large-scale war.”​

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The report came shortly after Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem said Israel’s threat of war against Lebanon “does not scare us,” and he warned Tel Aviv that if war breaks out, hundreds of thousands of Israelis could flee from “long-range settlements.” . . . ​

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STORY CONTINUES AT THE LINK ABOVE​