On Friday, Al-Qassam Brigades released footage showing the targeting of an undercover Israeli special forces unit (“Mista’arvim”) during a combing operation east of Rafah city in southern Gaza.
The video captures armed Israeli operatives raiding and searching homes in the area before Qassam fighters detonate an explosive device, resulting in the killing and wounding of multiple soldiers.
Later that same day, the Qassam Brigades confirmed in an official statement that its fighters, in coordination with Saraya Al-Quds, successfully targeted a Zionist force entrenched inside a residential home. The fighters launched a TBG anti-fortification missile and an anti-personnel grenade, leading to deaths and injuries among the enemy troops. This operation occurred in the European Housing area, southeast of Khan Younis, where clashes are still ongoing.
The attacks fall under Operation “Stones of David”, and include the striking of an Israeli tank at point-blank range using a Yassin-105 missile. A soldier was seen on the tank at the time of impact. The direct hit caused a massive explosion followed by the tank bursting into flames.
In additional scenes, Al-Qassam documented occupation soldiers taking cover inside a home in Beit Lahia after advancing into the area. The footage shows the house being struck directly with an anti-fortification missile, resulting in a direct hit.
Al-Qassam also aired footage from a coordinated ambush targeting Israeli troops and military vehicles in the vicinity of Al-Aqsa School in Al-Qarara, east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
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