The Al-Quds Brigades – the military wing of the Islamic Jihad Movement – revealed the overall operations of its fighters against the Israeli occupation during its incursion into the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip, before its withdrawal two days ago.
Al-Saraya said in a video broadcast on its account on the Telegram platform, that its fighters carried out 21 targeting operations with Tandom, RPG, and TPG shells against the position of occupation vehicles and Israeli forces in the Jabalia camp.
Saraya fighters also carried out 6 sniper operations against occupation soldiers stationed in buildings and gatherings in Jabalia, in addition to 13 zero-range clashes in the alleys of Jabalia refugee camp.
Members of the military wing of Islamic Jihad launched 9 missile salvos targeting cities and settlements around the Gaza Strip from the front lines of advance in the northern Gaza Strip, in addition to 35 targeting operations with mortar shells of different calibres to target the occupation and its vehicles in the various fronts of the incursion.
Al-Saraya fighters also carried out 10 targeting operations with anti-tank and anti-personnel devices, “Saqib 40” guerrilla action devices, and “Ababil projectile devices” against Israeli vehicles and forces.
The Al-Quds Brigades shot down the Mavic Pro Quadcopter drone and said it was loaded with bombs, but they were able to control it and the information it contained in the Jabalia camp, according to the video.
Two days ago, the Israeli occupation army announced in a statement the end of its military operation in Jabalia, which lasted 20 days during which 10 soldiers were killed according to the army’s announced statistics, amid accusations that Tel Aviv was concealing the true toll of the dead and wounded, in light of the ferocity of the battles and the videos broadcast by the resistance factions.
Ambulance and emergency crews and civil defense teams have recovered the bodies of more than 120 martyrs from the destroyed streets and buildings in Jabalia – so far – according to medical sources at Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip.
