Recently, according to the latest report in Reuters, dozens of Hamas militiamen used advanced equipment such as motorized paragliders to bypass the Israeli border and successfully entered the densely populated areas in the south. At that time, fierce battles were staged in the streets of this area.
According to local media reports, in Sderot area, there was a fierce exchange of fire between Hamas militia and local law enforcement agencies. The attack caused tension in the area and the Palestinians successfully occupied a police station.
Sderot is located in southern Israel and is considered as one of the areas closest to the Palestinian border. The invasion of Hamas militia instantly plunged local residents into great panic, and residents fled one after another, and launched tenacious resistance together with local law enforcement officers.
Casualties in the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict
The New York Times reported on the 7th that militants from Hamas also entered Israeli-controlled areas by pickup trucks and motorcycles. The New York Times also quoted some unconfirmed reports that Israeli "hostages" were brought into Gaza, but it was not clear whether they were safe. The report also claimed that on the morning of the 7th, some residents in southern Israel reported that they heard gunshots in the street and someone spoke Arabic outside the window.
According to the Israeli medical department on the 7th, a new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict has killed at least 40 Israelis and injured more than 500 Israelis. According to Gaza's health department, a Palestinian was killed and dozens injured in retaliation for Israeli air strikes on several targets in Gaza.