The platforms reacted to the occupation army’s announcement of the start of a military “grass mowing” operation in the Jabalia refugee camp and the Zaytoun neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip, which aims to destroy the capabilities of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas).
Although the occupation army bragged four months ago of dismantling the military structure of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in the northern Gaza Strip, Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said, “Over the past weeks, we have monitored attempts by Hamas to rebuild its military capabilities in Jabalia, and we are working to dismantle those attempts.” .
Hamas has already confirmed its appearance in the northern regions, where the Al-Qassam Brigades – the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) – published a video clip of an Israeli soldier being sniped in the Zaytoun neighborhood in Gaza City.
The Al-Qassam Brigades also published another video clip of the shelling of the occupation army forces and vehicles penetrating the southern Al-Zaytoun neighborhood with mortar shells.
While the occupation army admitted that an officer with the rank of captain was killed during the battles, in addition to the killing of 4 other soldiers, and these 5 were from the Nahal Brigade, which is currently fighting in the areas of northern Gaza.
In its episode (12-5-2024), the “Shabakat” program monitored the most prominent activists’ tweets about Israel’s new operations in northern Gaza, which agreed on the inevitability of the resistance’s victory and its ability to withstand the Israeli occupation army.
Resistance steadfastness
Activist Khaled pointed out that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still continuing his political maneuvers, and tweeted: “A new military operation in northern Gaza means that Netanyahu is misleading his people so that he can justify prolonging the war, entering Rafah, and abusing the people of Gaza.”
While tweeter Muhammad Bashir stressed the strength and steadfastness of the resistance and that the Israelis “will fail as usual, they and those with them, those who supported them, those who supported them, and those who justified them,” and he continued by stressing the inevitability of victory and that “in the end, Palestine will be liberated despite the plots of the oppressors and their helpers.”
Activist Radwan Al-Akhras agreed with Muhammad Bashir regarding the steadfastness of the resistance, and said: “The occupation wants the war to rage again in many areas of Gaza, under the illusion that the resistance has ended or its strength has failed.” He continued his tweet, “But it is impossible for him to do that, and soon he will realize the extent of his disappointment.”
The account owner, Nina, supported the opinion of her previous tweeters, stressing that “the enemy is overwhelmed by the other, and is (searching) for a straw to emerge, drawing a mirage with what it calls goals to achieve to fool everyone.” She continued her idea, stressing that “the resistance has put them in a corner (in a critical position) and they do not know.” “They do something.”
For his part, the tweeter Al-Saqri called on the occupation army not to direct the conversation to its weak ones, because “the proverb says: The tongue has no bones,” noting that “the battle is a battle of breaking bones, and the Zionists were not satisfied with this amount, but there is more.” He concluded his tweet by emphasizing the An idea that was preceded by other tweeters, which is that “the resistance has the capabilities and the long energy with which to exhaust the enemy.”
According to reports, the occupation army asked residents of Jabalia and neighboring neighborhoods in the area to move again towards the beach, that is, towards areas west of Gaza City.
While last night, Saturday, Israeli warplanes launched more than 100 raids on Jabalia camp, leaving dozens of martyrs and wounded civilians dead.
These developments on the ground cast a shadow over the Netanyahu government. Israeli official radio announced the resignation of the person responsible for drawing up strategic affairs in the Israeli Security Council, General Yoram Hamo, against the backdrop of the army’s return to invade the northern Gaza Strip.
