Hebrew Live:

In a complex security event in the Jabalia refugee camp

The commander of the IOF's 401st Brigade, Colonel Ihsan Daqsa, was killed in the Jabalia battles.

Added: he was the successor to Beni Aharon, who left the post on 26 June 2024.


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Yediot Aharonot, quoting a military official:

Expenses for one day of fighting in Lebanon amount to about $134 million

If it lasts for long enough, it might bankrupt not just “Israel” but many other countries….

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Hebrew channel:

A security official on the alleged UAV intrusion into the Prime Minister's house "was a direct hit with significant damage " (Nir Davori)

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PPHM:

Official website of Israel institute for foreign policy and national security studies was targeted by Mr.Hamza in collaboration with Moroccan Cyber Aliens.

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British journalist Douglas Murray, accompanying the IOF, takes a picture on the chair where the leader Yahya Sinwar was martyred in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

Douglas Murray is currently an associate editor of The Spectator, and has been a regular contributor to The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Sun, the Daily Mail, New York Post, National Review, The Free Press, and Unherd.

Take note and boycott accordingly.

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🔻 Further details have begun to emerge about the death of the commander of the 401st Brigade (“Iron Tracks”) of the IOF:

The Brigade commander, who carries the rank of colonel in the army, was killed in Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip - the area for which he was responsible. He was killed while receiving a “security briefing” on the ongoing genocide in the northern Gaza Strip, when the vehicle he was traveling in was targeted by the resistance and destroyed completely.

A number of the commander’s assistants, who were present for the briefing, were seriously wounded in the incident. He is reportedly the highest-ranking IOF officer to be killed since the start of the ground invasion in Gaza.

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