Did Israel take Gaza? Army is not clear.

During the last six days, Israelite earthly forces have gone deep into Gaza in their war Against Hamas, which was declared in response to the October 7th bloody attacks on Israel, carried out by the militant Islamic group.

A growing group of units, including sea, air and land forces, have joined the effort. The Israeli Army said it has killed dozens of militants and damaged Hamas' strategic network of tunnels. Soldiers are located in abandoned Palestinian homes and have established their positions.

Although the operation is expanding daily, the Israelite army refuses to call it an invasion.

Using vague words on this subject is more than a semantic issue. It seems to be a deliberate strategy intended to keep the enemy out of balance and preserve his options as the long war develops.

In this text, you can learn more about what Israel is doing inside Gaza.

In a good way, an Israelite invasion seems to be taking place.

Land troops have moved within enemy territory and have been operating there repeatedly since last Friday. As the army has provided only a few specific details about its operations, she has acknowledged that tanks, artillery, infantry, bulldozers and special forces are participating in it. The operation, according to the military, is being supported by air strikes.

The military has been unclear about the whereabouts or size of troops it has sent to Gaza. But, in its reports, it has been suggested that thousands of troops have joined the efforts, and their number appears to be increasing daily.

Palestinians used stronger language, referring to Israeli bombings in terms like “masacre” and <x2genocide”. The ongoing offensive has killed more than 8,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, which is led by Hamas. And thousands of buildings have been destroyed. /Full text: rel/