Tel Aviv Tribune broadcast pictures of the ground battles in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip, between the Al-Qassam Brigades – the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) – and the Israeli occupation army.
The Qassam scenes showed observations of an Israeli force on foot near a house, before it was targeted by an anti-personnel missile, which directly hit the Israeli soldiers.
Explosive bombs were also dropped on a “Merkava” tank – most likely – from a Qassam drone, in addition to targeting various vehicles with anti-armor shells in different fighting areas in the city of Khan Yunis, amid chants of Qassam Brigades fighters.
An hour before the scenes were broadcast, the Brigades said that their fighters detonated a large bomb against dozens of occupation soldiers, killing and wounding this force northeast of Khan Yunis.
The brigades added that the fighters “advanced towards the force that was crushed by an anti-personnel device in the Al-Maarri area, northeast of Khan Yunis,” and indicated that the entire Israeli force of 15 soldiers was eliminated, and the fighters returned to their bases safely.
It is noteworthy that the Israeli ground incursion into Khan Yunis began after the end of the temporary humanitarian truce that lasted a week, and which collapsed in early December.