⚫️ israeli media:

The "Upper Galilee" regional council informed residents of all evacuated settlements this morning that, based on the army's assessment of the situation, they are asked to avoid traveling to and from the settlements except in emergencies and with prior approval. The gates of the settlements and roadways will be closed.

🇵🇸 Yahya Sinwar (H) Publicly Spoke of A ’Flood’ A Year Before October 7 - Reuters

"We will come to you, God willing, in a roaring flood. We will come to you with endless rockets, we will come to you in a limitless flood of soldiers, we will come to you with millions of our people, like the repeating tide," Yehya al-Sinwar, Hamas Chief in Gaza, said in an address on December 14, 2022.

Reuters highlighted al-Sinwar's remarks in an article published on Friday, saying that the Resistance leader planned for the October 7 operation on ‘Israeli’ positions in plain sight.

In the same context, the ‘Jerusalem Post’, citing unnamed security sources, said that al-Qassam Brigades leader, Mohammad al-Deif, and al-Sinwar were aware of close ‘Israeli’ spying and used alternative methods to communicate messages.

"No one understood this, not Aman [Military Intelligence], not the Shin Bet, nor the Mossad," a security official told JP. "Otherwise, they wouldn't have left the border unguarded, with no basic response from the ground or air."

The ‘Israeli’ media outlet, citing a security source, said the Palestinian Resistance faction conducted "a perfect deception exercise," in preparation for October 7 Operation al-Aqsa Flood.

The newspaper also pointed to a failed ‘Israeli’ military attempt to install tapping devices in "Hamas strongholds," however the ‘Israeli’ military was discovered in Khan Yunis, failing the mission of its forces.

Hamas was able to capture some of the devices left behind by the ‘Israeli’ occupation forces and decode them to discover ‘Israeli’ forces’ surveillance techniques.

On another note, Reuters quoted a senior ‘Israeli’ security official as saying that al-Sinwar had an impact on the talks mediated by Qatar, leading to the "ceasefire" that ended Friday, after liberating more than 200 Palestinian detainees in exchange for the release of dozens of ‘Israeli’ captives in the Gaza Strip.

Reuters noted that the issue of prisoner exchange is a very personal matter for al-Sinwar, who spent half of his life behind bars and pledged to liberate all Palestinian detainees in ‘Israeli’ prisons.

Al-Sinwar himself was one of 1,027 Palestinians released from ‘Israeli’ prisons in exchange for one ‘Israeli’ soldier held in Gaza in 2011. At that time, al-Sinwar called on the Palestinian Resistance to ensure the release of all Palestinian detainees.

During the ‘Israeli’ aggression on the Gaza Strip, al-Sinwar said that the Palestinian Resistance is ready to release all ‘Israeli’ captives it holds, in exchange for the release of all Palestinian detainees in ‘Israeli’ prisons.

According to a survey conducted by the Maariv newspaper, just before the resumption of the ‘Israeli’ aggression on the Gaza Strip on Friday morning, the majority of ‘Israelis’ supported the extension of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip in exchange for the daily release of captives by Hamas.

The survey showed that a clear majority of 54% of all participants in the survey "support the continuation of the exchange deal and the cessation of the ceasefire agreement that took place."
Moreover, the results show that only 25% of those surveyed opposed the idea, while 21% did not give a definitive answer.

Furthermore, 40% of those who brought Netanyahu to power in the ‘Israeli’ government said that they support the extension of the deal.

✅ 02/12/2023: Ongoing Resistance battles:

• Al-Quds Brigades reported fierce clashes between mujahideen and enemy forces in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, and northwest and south of Gaza since early dawn.
• Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Gaza reported clashes expanding to southeastern and southwestern axes between Palestinian resistance and occupation forces.
• Violent clashes erupted in the Adsan Al-Kabira area, east of Khan Yunis, in the south of the Strip, according to Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Gaza.
• Al-Mayadeen correspondent also mentioned confrontations between Palestinian resistance and occupation forces in Deir al-Balah axes.
• Fierce clashes occurred between the resistance and occupation forces in southwest and southeast parts of the Strip, as per Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Gaza.
• The sounds of moaning and screaming of occupation soldiers were heard during clashes with the resistance in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, reported from Occupied Palestine.

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🔴 National Resistance Brigades strikes the enemy's infiltrating forces in the Gaza Strip with mortar shells during the battle.

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🟡 02/12: 1: Breaking News:

Hezbollah targeted the artillery positions at the site of Khirbat Ma'ar with missile weapons at achieving a direct hit.‏

⚫️ israeli media Haaretz: Almost more than one Arab leader, during “behind-the-scenes talks” with Israeli officials, including several Gulf states, asked them not to end the war with Hamas until the organization was completely destroyed, as many see Hamas as an enemy.

🏴 02/12: Khodor Salim Aboud 'Fida' from Hezbollah ascended to martyrdom while performing his duty to liberate Al-Quds.

🟡 02/12: 2: Breaking:

Hezbollah targeted the Shomera Settlement with ATGMs.

🚨Breaking: Sirens ring in "Kissufim", "Ein Hashlosha", and "Nir Oz" IOF sites as the resistance in Gaza fires a barrage of rockets.

🚨 Update: Director General of the Ministry of Health in Gaza:

Not a single liter of diesel reached hospitals in northern Gaza.

The occupation threatened dialysis patients at Al-Shifa Hospital, which led to their discharge.

The occupation after the truce became more brutal and destructive.

🟡 02/12: 3: Breaking:

Hezbollah targeted the IOF Site of Al Rahab and the settlements with appropriate weapons.

🚨 Breaking: The IOF continues to escalate its aggression against Gaza, striking multiple areas across the Strip. In the past 8 hours:

Northern Gaza Strip:

- More than 100 martyrs have ascended in an IOF airstrike targeting a home sheltering families and displaced persons by occupation aircraft in Jabalia refugee camp, north of the Gaza Strip.
- More than 20 martyrs have been reported following the occupation's bombing of several homes east of Al-Zaytoun neighborhood.
- A Palestinian journalist photographer was martyred in an IOF strike.
- IOF airstrikes targeted the vicinity of Yarmouk Market in the center of Gaza city.
- Martyrs and injured in an IOF bombing targeting a home in the Yarmouk area of Gaza city.
- The IOF launched internationally-prohibited phosphorus bombs.

Southern Gaza Strip:

- Two martyrs ascended in an IOF bombing on an apartment in Bani Suheila, Khan Younis.
- The IOF destroyed 3 homes and 3 mosques in Khan Younis.
- IOF artillery and warships shelled several areas.
- Occupation aircraft launched 6 consecutive airstrikes near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
- Injuries have been reported after an IOF airstrike targeted a home in Bani Suheila, East of Khan Younis.

Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza Strip:

- 3 martyrs and several injuries have been reported in an IOF airstrike targeting a home east of the city.
- 9 martyrs, most of them children, ascended in an IOF strike targeting a home in the city.
- An IOF airstrike targeted the area near Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Hospital.
- Two martyrs ascended in an IOF strike targeting the Al-Maghazi town.