Bloodshed continues in Gaza, and Israeli forces dare to attack refugee camps. And the counterattack remains. The southern Israeli city of Ashkelon has recently been attacked by rockets from Gaza, and some rockets have even hit Beersheba, an Israeli hinterland.
There has been a lot of opposition to the war in Israel, and the Israeli government and military have reacted differently to the resumption of Israeli ground operations in the north, and the families of soldiers have expressed dissatisfaction. The government also has no concrete plan, and there is a risk that the military's actions will not be confirmed. In eastern Rafah, in southern Gaza, Israeli tanks were attacked by bomb drones. In northern Gaza, Hamas is rebuilding its military capabilities, and Israel has sent ground troops to clean it up after bombing.
Hamas's Hassan-Brigades, as well as other Palestinian forces, such as the Quds Force, are working together to counter Israel's offensive in eastern Rafah. A few days ago, Hamas leader Haniyeh had been directing the battle in Khan Younis, and the Israeli army had failed in a surprise attack. In the current situation, Israel has carried out another air strike on the western part of Rafah, causing many civilian casualties.
Israel's attempt to completely annex Rafah and completely conquer Gaza will not succeed. Israel, which has lost its righteousness and has little help, is also constantly paying its due price under the counterattack of rockets, drones and bombs. Turkey's president said 1,000 Hamas wounded people were being treated in hospitals across Turkey. Egypt has also joined in supporting South Africa's filing of proceedings before the International Court of Justice against the Israeli genocide.