[rewrite this title The occupation acknowledges the killing and wounding of soldiers in Rafah and seeks to expand its operations in Gaza news ]

The Israeli army acknowledged the killing of an officer and a soldier and the injury of four others from the elite unit of the engineering weapon after a tunnel bombed in Rafah, south of Gaza, parallel to the occupation seeking to expand its ground operations in the Strip.

The Israeli Channel 12 quoted sources that the two soldiers were killed after the bombing of Ain Nakfar was examining it, while Israeli sources announced that two soldiers were injured during clashes in the Gaza Strip this morning.

For his part, the Minister of Defense expressed his standing with the families of the dead soldiers in Rafah in these difficult times, as he put it.

Summonary orders

In the same context, Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper quoted military officials that the Israeli army began sending tens of thousands of orders to summon the emergency reserve forces, in preparation for the expansion of its wild operation in Gaza in the coming days.

The newspaper quoted a precautionary soldier that a large number of soldiers were recently evading military service and looking for excuses.

According to a soldier in the reserve, the close associates who supported the war on October 7, calling the soldiers today to evade military service.

Martyrs

On the other hand, 6 Palestinians, including children and women, were killed, and others were injured in Israeli raids targeting displaced homes and tents.

Also in Khan Yunis, the Al -Jazeera correspondent reported the martyrdom of a citizen and the injury of others in an Israeli bombing targeting a house in the Al -Amal neighborhood, west of the city. Another person was martyred and others were wounded after a bombing targeting a tent in the Wadi Saber area, south of the Great town of Aban.

The genocide committed by Israel with absolute American support since October 7, 2023 in the Gaza Strip has left more than 170,000 between a martyr and a wounded, most of them children and women, and more than 11,000 missing.